Sentence examples for confusing states from inspiring English sources
Because these states did not contain any dummy cards, we refer to these states as confusing states.
Talx officials say they have been unfairly blamed for situations caused by tight deadlines, confusing state rules or uncooperative employers.
Assembly Speaker Albio Sires says it is time to clear up the confusing state rules for replacing a resigning governor, and he even wants to establish a lieutenant governor's office.
Thus, we defined a state with no dummy card that could lead learners to doing many steps to get to the correct answer and reached by many learners as "confusing state," while a state contained at least one dummy card where it could lead learners do many steps to get to the correct answer and reached by many learners as an "actual trap state".
'Confused states of mind, a kind of lonesomeness, a nervousness stays with me no matter how I set myself to reading, painting, or playing my guitar,' he wrote.
Cockerill's departure summed up the confused state of Leicester.
Some of the killings seemed to underscore the increasingly confused state of the battle in Homs.
One patient in desflurane group developed a confused state not characterized as delirium.
Donald Trump landed in Scotland on Friday in a typically confused state of mind.
Honestly I'm in a very confused state at this point in time.
The suicide bombing added another chaotic element to an already confused state of affairs, even by Middle Eastern standards.
