Sentence examples for confusing facts from inspiring English sources

In the swirl of confusing facts, the first scenes of the invasion of Iraq were astonishingly clear.

This is one of the great truths of nonfiction writing, and I would amplify by pointing out that the emotion and depth of "Fun Home," as with all honest memoirs, come entirely of watching Bechdel try to make sense of the confusing facts of her own life and history.

None of the candidates for high public office have woven the confusing facts and events of our lives into a story we believe.

Since then many confusing facts about this targeting signal have emerged.

Don't do too confusing facts, and if you think it's too hard, then just give hints.

Now he risks paying an even higher price for confusing fact and fiction in real life.

Mr. Bellow himself has chastised Mr. Atlas for "confusing fact with fiction".

He throws himself into the whole range of the author's camp extravagance, writhing, flouncing, confiding, switching between boyish impetuousness and bitchy fury when confronted by his friend Harper Lee Sandra Bullockk) for confusing fact and fiction.

He said that sometimes "these books do feel like a bad case of reality television," and noted the problem of verification: "If anyone's been through a truly traumatic experience, I think you want to make sure that they're not confusing fact with fiction".

Purposely confusing fact and fiction is all the rage right now.

Due to intense conservative opposition to science on the basis of nothing but faith, and confusing fact with opinion, we have likely lost the opportunity to stop the world from warming catastrophically even if we now take drastic action.