Sentence examples for confusing thesis from inspiring English sources

Ignoring these facts prompts the slightly confusing thesis that the Jedwabne pogrom can be compared to what the Nazis did in the Holocaust.

The error of confusing the Church-Turing thesis properly so-called with thesis M has led to some remarkable claims in the foundations of psychology.

Their contrariness is more fuel for my anti-ant crusade, but confusing as a scientific thesis.

For example, critics of the extended mind thesis, such as Adams and Aizawa (2008) and Rupert (2004, 2009b), have objected that those arguing for the thesis have confused or elided the distinction between external causes of cognition and external constituents of cognition.

The incommensurability thesis tells us that religious utterances are unlike scientific or metaphysical claims and so we are confusing different uses of language if we judge religious utterances by the standards of science or metaphysics (Phillips 1992).

So confusing.

Sounds confusing.

Or confusing.

Confusing stuff.

Really confusing.

Sound confusing?