Sentence examples for displayed confusion from inspiring English sources

Explanations were similar in both areas: (1) simply not knowing or being uneducated was commonly cited, (2) some indicated that only a doctor can name the illness, not a layman, (3) others displayed confusion between many well-known diseases.

Most of the play-by-play voices are first rate, notably lead announcer Ian Darke, even though he did display confusion Thursday with the bracket and the impact of the Portugal-Ghana score on the U.S. fate.

Hunt still displays confusion when speaking about how "wildly improbable" it is that the police would put such huge resources into spying on activist groups, "that they would take people and take their lives off them to put them in to spy on climate campaigners and stuff, and especially the relationships".

Two of the students present went on to become prime ministers but on that day they and the others displayed understandable confusion and restraint.

If that was a bit of jailhouse shame, Mr. Hayes went on to display some confusion.

Most recently displaying this confusion was Georgia Tech climate scientist Judith Curry, who testified about climate change before a US Senate committee.

Figure 4 displays the confusion matrices for the experiments of Table 5.

Mr Carney's defenders counter that markets displayed no such confusion: despite a booming economy, they seem to expect no rate rise until early 2015.

Fifa has promised to change the way decisions involving goalline technology are displayed to avoid confusion, amid external concern that the system selected by the governing body is untested in major events.

We assume that weights wu,v, for u = 1, 2 and v = 1, 2, are assigned to the four possible outcomes of the edge detection process displayed in the confusion matrix.

These values are often displayed in a confusion matrix, as presented in Table  5.