Sentence examples for confusing material from inspiring English sources
When students are given the opportunity to consider why something is incorrect, they may be more likely to persevere and make sense of confusing material.
In 1959 he published "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz," the coming-of-age story of a ruthlessly ambitious Montreal teenager who confuses material possessions with personal success.
The rehearsal and casting process was confused, the material itself incomprehensible to many of the theater's staff.
While it may be painful to hear any negative comments that filter back, the two women seem truly mystified by the bad buzz, confused that material they think is groundbreaking could be so roundly rejected by some critics.
The production did not go smoothly: "The rehearsal and casting process was confused, the material itself incomprehensible to many of the theater's staff.
In order to avoid confusing different particle materials, there should be at least one buffer-gas loading chamber per particle material to be used.
Though a section on agribusiness and control of the world's food and water supplies is clearly laid out and undeniably troubling, the bulk of the material is confusing at best and laughable at worst.
Education and training materials were confusing.
For example, it could help textbook companies figure out which pages are confusing students and what materials could improve them.
Far better, Greeks thought, to trust in "fakelaki" (the little envelope) and "rousfeti" (a political favor for votes) than confuse morality with material advancement.
