Instead, it is a confused holiday with no associated rituals.
In the fog of war, it is a confused picture on the ground.
Nasser, the older son, is a cool-headed follower of Averroes, while Abdallah, who has impregnated a poor Gypsy servant, is a confused, wild-spirited youth who scandalizes the family by dancing in public with commoners.
Moral duties concern one's treatment of others, and so a moral duty to oneself is a confused notion.
It is a confused picture and only Jonathan really knew how he felt when he left the Ashes tour.
A sensual pleasure, such as the pleasure of listening to music or that of viewing a painting, is a confused perception of perfection (i.e., a confused perception of harmony).
"I love America because it is a confused, chaotic mess," philosopher Edward Abbey said, "and I hope we can keep it this way for at least another thousand years.... Who gave us permission to live this way?
which is a confused version of (1), or a confused version of (2), or, if unconfused, signals commitment to Meinongianism, i.e., the thesis that there are things/facts that do not exist.
A quick and expedient template for imposing strict laws on behalf of an insecure government, it is a confused and confusing system.
Hate speech is a confused concept.
"It is a confused situation in the country.
