Sentence examples for that is confused from inspiring English sources

The Leibnizians fail to recognize that intuition is a kind of objective representation, rather than a merely confused representation, one that is confused because it represents a state of the subject while purporting to represent objects.

It is a factional struggle that is confused by competing loyalties and expressions of allegiance.

In today's UK it is not only the relationship between executive and legislature that is confused.

Others do embrace personalisation, but in a way that is confused and poorly thought-through.

The authors argue that the current orthodoxy is an "extreme version of shareholder centricity" that is "confused" as a matter of law and harmful to society.

In isolation, a computer that is confused about the date would be a minor annoyance, but computers that are linked together -- like those in the air traffic control system -- could stop talking to each other and freeze.

There is much about The Hurt Locker that is confusing.

Consumer groups have long complained that deregulation created a system that is confusing to ordinary Texans.

Folk wisdom holds that being confused is detrimental to learning.

Such a way of composing must inevitably produce works that are confused.

It's not just the financial side that's confusing.