Sentence examples for temptation to confuse from inspiring English sources
The temptation to confuse one with the other is often too great.
There might be a temptation to confuse yourself with the institution.
Rousey herself isn't immune to this temptation to confuse a fight with a fight, and she says that, inevitably, there comes a time in training camp where mere technical superiority doesn't seem like enough.
I am confronted with how that pattern has continued in the church over the last 2,000 years as it has succumbed over and over again to the temptation to confuse the Living Word of God with the Literal Words of God and has let the devil tempt it into using the Scriptures as weapons to defend the Institutional Church rather than as tools to build the Kingdom of God.
There's a temptation, as a result, to confuse the medium with the message, to assume that, because the Internet is being used to produce a certain political effect, it was somehow destined to do so.
There's a temptation in contemporary poetry to confuse poet with poetry, which is asinine not merely for the obvious reason (that one never knows strangers or even one's acquaintances a fraction as well as one's hubris would lead one to believe).
Rules, and the temptation to break them, confuse our sense of pleasure with notions of self-control.
In short: license to confuse.
AID seems to confuse these.
If, as a culture, we're confused, shouldn't we try to avoid the temptation to squeeze anyone who dares shed light on the subject into boxes labeled "right" and "wrong"?
