Sentence examples for easy confusion from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, this Court has deemed it important that district judges guard against this easy confusion by not sitting themselves in judgment upon misconduct of counsel where the contempt charged is entangled with the judge's personal feeling against the lawyer.

Cohen also has lovely discussions/summaries of why the Greeks are generally considered to have been rational but not scientific (an easy confusion), and extensive discussions of thoughts on why science per se did not arise outside of western Europe.

This easy confusion of roles, blending tragedy with black comedy, is a major issue in "Avanti Popolo," a small-scale Israeli film that follows two lost Egyptian soldiers - the actor, Haled, and his colleague, Gassan - bumbling their way toward Cairo.

Reliance on clinical judgement based on experience can be misleading, owing to the unrecognised play of chance and the easy confusion of the natural history of the disease with the treatment effect [ 19].

The work is important because it's so easy for confusion to arise in everyday interactions.

In a secretive programme carried out by the CIA in rural, isolated parts of Yemen, it is easy for confusion to surround the particulars of those killed in a drone strike.

David, that's an easy to confusion to clear up.

In the same issue, in an article about numbers, you render James's words less folksily as "blooming, buzzing confusion" ("Easy as 1, 2, 3").

In the examples surveyed below, elite and popular stay apart, switch places, meld together or just disappear, leaving all easy distinctions in confusion, which is not a bad way to start a new year.

Were there a voice that could lend a popular certainty to any undertaking at all in an electorate as polarized as any since the Civil War, this would be easier, carefully nurtured confusion being the root cause of our troubles.

Red-Light Green-light streets are easier to avoid confusion.