Sentence examples for persistent confusion from inspiring English sources
2. This is an area of persistent confusion among many scholars and advocates.
Experts say that division is fueled by persistent confusion about just what the bill would do.
Rowena Mason analysis: the simplicity of this message has been undermined by persistent confusion on whether Farage would put a cap on immigration.
Some of the politicized debate about counterterrorism policy in the United States can be traced to persistent confusion about what Al Qaeda actually is, and therefore, what character of threat it presents at a given time.
One persistent confusion is the misidentification of relations as qualities.
CINCINNATI--In 1989, a researcher at North Carolina State University was studying a newly discovered one-celled marine organism when he developed persistent confusion and memory loss.
Now, I find myself frustrated precisely by my father's lack of precision: His inability to speak for more than a few words in a string, his silent opening of a series of aphasic windows, his random-yet-persistent confusion of gender pronouns.
The trade body blamed a "perfect storm" of factors, including persistent consumer confusion about the government's future taxation and regulation of diesel cars, which have come under increased scrutiny in the wake of the "Dieselgate" emissions-rigging scandal.
Teacher education and professional development about evolution are widely recognized as the critical link between the goals enumerated in numerous policy documents and standards on the one hand, and persistent public confusion and disbelief about this core scientific concept on the other (Berkman and Plutzer 2011; Nehm and Schonfeld 2007; Sickel and Friedrichsen 2013).
Two of the patients are positive for B hepatitis, one of them also for hepatitis D. The clinical manifestations were persistent headache, confusion, lethargy, hemiparesis.
"I get calls from family members or friends of people who seem to be in a persistent state of confusion," Grob said.
