Sentence examples for confusing levels of from inspiring English sources

In 2008, for instance, it was reported that her rider (a list of backstage hospitality requests) for an appearance at a literary festival included three old towels, cans of coke to be served at very specific temperatures (room, cold and – illustrating the confusing levels of specificity here – chilled), and six vegetarian meals dished up at half-hour intervals.

A number of philosophers (among them foundationalists) would argue that the second clause of PIJ confuses levels of epistemic questions.

Against what was suggested above about Frege (§2), it has been objected that Frege could not have held an identity theory of truth (Baldwin 1991: 43); the idea here is that, even if he had acknowledged states of affairs as bona fide elements of reality, Frege could not have identified true Thoughts with them on pain of confusing the levels of sense and reference.

"Students often confuse the level of effort with the quality of work," said one university administrator.

Yet since the two kinds of claims are so interdependent, it is easy to inadvertently conflate or confuse one level of argument with the other.

Many collectors and dealers were confused because all levels of the market seemed to find buyers last night, whereas earlier in the week, at Christie's sales of Impressionist and post-Impressionist art on Monday night and of 20th-century art on Tuesday evening, buyers were more selective.

There are often many members of a health care team in a teaching hospital and it is not uncommon for patients to get confused over titles and levels of medical expertise.

You have confused the total level of Japan's savings with the surplus of such savings over domestic investment.

Our programmes build upon each other so a funding cycle should not be confused with our level of engagement and long term commitment in the countries where we work".

High QoD should not be confused with high level of performance, but instead it conveys in the capability of strictly complying with QoD constraints defined over data sets.

His widow sits in the front row, excited and confused by the level of solidarity and joy.