Sentence examples for confusing reasons from inspiring English sources

"The Raw and the Cooked" began in SMART_,_ in late 1988, moved with me to Esquire_,_ in 1990, and ran up twenty-nine columns there — all of them about joy, obsession, love, sex, family, landscape, life, death, and all of the confusing reasons why there is nothing better than having something good to eat.

However, we recognize that the potential overlap among groups risks confusing reasons for under-vaccination.

In other words, Colin is very, very angry and in many ways has every confused reason to be so.

Studies on adults who are circumcised later in life have found little to no difference, but many of those men are circumcised for medical reasons, confusing the issue.

This is confusing for three reasons, namely: Rayna is in a coma, Juliette already won the desired country music award (for which she competed with Rayna), and also Rayna is in a coma.

He appeared to be dressed as one of the robbers from his book "The Three Robbers," a typical Ungerer work in that the title characters aren't deemed to be as bad as maybe a seventeenth-century New England Calvinist might want them to be, and operate in what a textual theorist would refer to as a liminal area, the no man's lands where good and bad get confused — a reason kids like them.

Perception can therefore be said to confuse what reason delivers to us clearly (A 132, 219, 403).

Charges of confusing faith with reason led to the condemnation of Llull's teaching by Pope Gregory XI in 1376.

And if that doesn't work, realize that you won't 'get' everything in life and somethings are confusing for a reason!

This clear demarcation of what you're supposed to play with is Blow's main improvement to the formula of classic PC adventure Myst, which was sometimes confusing for the wrong reasons.

Nomenclature for this group of infections is confusing for two major reasons.