Sentence examples for confusion I know from inspiring English sources

One policy actor, a health professional, moved from supporting dialysis to a no response after hearing the cost-effectiveness information and explained that her decision was based on confusion: "I know it [dialysis] is very important for patients with renal disease but your data make me feel that it may be too expensive to extend their life.

For given this semantic theory, just as a competent user of 'water' and 'H2O' could without confusion say, "I know it is H2O but is it water?" a competent user of 'good' and 'pleasant' could say, "I know it is pleasant but is it good?" without confusion.

Even with all of this confusion, I do know this: I don't want to be a Helicopter Mom and I don't want to be a Tiger Mom.

For all the confusion, I believe I know where we're heading.

Having written about retirement savings for years, and in particular the recent changes that have created such confusion among consumers, I know there's no such thing and so challenged the caller.

But, to my shame and confusion, I must say, that I know too well to what to attribute his transports.

I know the confusion and pain it causes.

I know their confusion, their emotional hurt, and the psychic scars that will remain with them a long time, maybe forever.

I know there's some confusion there, but I don't think I was confused," Chaffetz said.

Sometimes I feel this Earth is not my home And everything I know is an illusion So many dreams have been broken at the seams So much time is wasted in confusion But I don't know if pain makes me stronger But if you're beside me tonight Just as long as I'm in this world I'll be, I'll be a light of this world.

Because I'd been there myself as a teenager, I knew the confusion and the fear of the unknown.