Sentence examples for to know the confusing from inspiring English sources

All this makes for a perfect metaphor of how children come to know the confusing world of adults.

If you spend time reading discouraging literature or anti-Mormon publications without reading the Book of Mormon with intent to know the truth, you will likely confuse yourself.

If you want to know how confused the Palestinians are, consider this quotation from their senior negotiator, Hasan Asfour: "There can be no [resumption of] peace talks without an international investigation [into the latest violence].

"He's a crafty enough salesman and a crafty enough conman to know that he cannot confuse the object with the subject," said Wilson.

But when it comes to Sappho's personal life — the aspect of her biography that scholars and readers are most eager to know about — the ancient record is confused.

Let's not confuse the desire to know with the need to know.

"I wanted to know if he was confused," Clemens said.

You don't want to waste time explaining concepts to them that they're already familiar with; or worse, assuming they know the basics and confusing them horribly.

The people will be too confused to know they are only shooting themselves in the foot.

Additionally, have someone who isn't in the business give you their thoughts; what seems obvious to someone in the know may be confusing for the layman.

Good to know It can be a bit confusing.