Sentence examples for elementary confusion from inspiring English sources

What has really happened is that Damasio has made an elementary confusion, and that infects his entire discussion.

This sort of elementary confusion seems common among Beckett enthusiasts, many of whom have allowed their justifiable admiration for this great author to veil their sense of what might be interesting or valuable in his collected letters.

The problem with Cook Wilson's argument is that it is based on an elementary confusion between membership of a class and inclusion of classes.

As Graham says, the interpretive obstacle is "the difficulty of finding an angle of approach from which the arguments will make sense.…The arguments are clear, yet the first seems an obvious non sequitur…and the rest seem to assume an elementary confusion of identity and class membership" (1989: 82).

For example, Ross paradox is often quickly rejected as elementary confusion (Føllesdal and Hilpinen 1971) or it is rejected on the grounds that the inference is only pragmatically odd in ways that are independently predictable by any adequate theory of the pragmatics of deontic language (Castañeda 1981).

Aakash has also been accused of planning an attack on an elementary school, based on some blueprints found by investigators, but there was confusion about whether that was true, and according to a website set up by Aakash's supporters "upon further investigation, it was discovered that [the blueprints] belonged to a construction company [and had] nothing to do with Aakash".

Aakash has also been accused of planning an attack on an elementary school based on some blueprints found by investigators, but there was confusion about whether that was true, and according to a website set up by Aakash's supporters "upon further investigation, it was discovered that [the blueprints] belonged to a construction company [and had] nothing to do with Aakash".

His second, "The Elementary Particles," was even more rancorous and misanthropic, and ruthlessly captured the range and confusion of our civilization's most up-to-the-minute griefs and dreads.

So the joint result of these four apparent confusions is that in this respect Kant's logic is significantly stronger than elementary logic and Frege-Russell logic alike, and in fact it is not an extensional logic.

Somehow, elementary was easy.

Elementary, my dear reader.