Sentence examples for persisting confusion from inspiring English sources

Where the Fiells are less happy is in the persisting confusion between design and interior decorating: "I think the problem often comes from TV shows which often use the word "design" to mean decoration.

Here, we highlight the putative "[BMIM][OH]", as a case of particular inconsistency and inaccuracy in the literature and aim to dispel some of the persisting confusion surrounding its preparation, characterisation and use.

Thus, the existing instruments perpetuates the persisting confusion about the benefits of focused attention either away (distraction) or toward internal physical sensations.

In the present article, after presenting a methodological overview, we examine the persisting confusion between NF1 and Joseph Merrick's condition and the forms it takes in the print and online news media.

Of course, a single score on a MMSE taken early in the person's admission, when there may have been persisting confusion relating to the cause of the admission, cannot be compared to several MMSE scores taken late in an admission.

This is largely because (a) most of the evaluations were conducted early in the activity, when the evaluation questions were concerned more with level of implementation and (b) a persisting confusion about what aspects of an intervention should be sustained (e.g., specific activities, organizational capacities, or positive impacts).

In medical research of epidemiological importance, controversies come and go, but the GB virus (GBV /human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) confusion is persisting longer than what is reasonable.

Asked if her Vegas shows would include backing vocals in addition to her own, she said, "I have so many overlapping parts and background vocalists and background things that there's always some confusion in something about it," but offered that if any confusion persisted, she would welcome anyone to hear her while she sings around her house.

Confusion persisted over exactly how Mr. Rahman died.

However, confusion persisted as to the government's plans late Thursday.

Still, ACA's confusion persisted, and Ms. Schwartz continued to refer to Paulson & Company as the "equity," or long, investor.