Sentence examples for confusing roles from inspiring English sources

For all the criticism of Mrs. Clinton's multiple, confusing roles, many women said throughout the campaign that they identified with her struggles to strike a balance and saw some of themselves in her.

But Mr. Moses lacks the unctuous charm needed to make the slimy Grimes captivating, and Mr. Dale and Ms. Williams don't seem to know what to do with their admittedly confused roles.

District managers also raised concerns about confused roles and responsibilities after the decentralization of health services in 2001.

This will lead to intense discussion over its contents, and is a crucial debate for Britain, given the corporation's centrality to national culture, to political debate and to our confused role in the world.

Furthermore, there are three-way interactions between stem cells, immunity and metabolic regulation, further confusing the roles of cardiovascular disease mechanism induction and risk factor potentiation alluded to the above.

"A major mistake made by the present day CEOs and founders is confusing the role of Marketing with the role of PR.

That means that an image could be considered pornographic in the UK but not the US — further confusing the role of the IWF.

"Clandestine Childhood" charts their fight as members of a group called the Montoneros Organization, though it mostly centers on Juan's confused, at times confusing role as a witness to his parents' passion and good, bad and foolish decisions.

Due to an editing change, the original confused the roles of the Central Party School with those of the organisation department.

Senator Larry E. Craig, the Idaho Republican who conducted the hearing, said Mr. Myers's critics "purposely confuse the roles of a lawyer and a judge".

Mismanagement cripples productivity and confuses leadership roles in business.