Sentence examples for confusing relation from inspiring English sources

My purpose is in part to demystify this aspect of the art world, to the degree that these conversations can, and to humanize the sometimes confusing relation between artists and art dealers that is often fraught with projections of authority and power.

There was no stepfather to confuse relations, loyalties; Charlie (as her father called her) could remark to him, "Why should she expect me to take after her?" Her father was a neurologist.

This could confuse the relation between type of institution and quality of care.

When Auden chose Ashbery's first volume for the Yale Series of Younger Poets, he wrote O'Hara a thoughtful rejection, saying, "I think you (and John, too, for that matter) must watch what is always the great danger with any 'surrealistic' style, namely of confusing authentic nonlogical relations which arouse wonder with accidental ones which arouse mere surprise and in the end fatigue".

Mary Smith Upminster, Essex There is a danger of confusing the moral panic in relation to medication for ADHD with the reality of the nature of this condition.

The committee found the the current system of 'internal' and 'external' communications is confusing and lacks transparency in relation to the internet and recommends that the government publishes an explanation of which internet communications fall under which category.

The process, he said, "upsets the social order by confounding the meaning of parenthood and confusing the identity and kinship relations of any cloned child".

Carefully determine the type of relation as it is confusing.

Indonesia's President Abdurrahman Wahid returned to the capital, Jakarta, on February 13th after a two-week tour abroad with just about everyone confused over his relations with General Wiranto, the former military chief.

What is needed is a statement from the Vatican clarifying a confusing mixed message on the church's relations with the world's other religions.

Strained Relations At first blush, the argument sounds confusing.