Sentence examples for verbal confusion from inspiring English sources
About 70 years ago, Dorothy Rice Sims had a small verbal confusion.
"That's not normal, it's private," Lucy cries, and her verbal confusion pulls us toward the clever core of the movie.
The latest murky debate about fiscal policy — here's the most recent installment from David Glasner — seems to me to be a useful reminder about the usefulness of mathematical modeling in economics.It's not so much that the models are true, as the way that, used judiciously, they can cut through verbal confusion.
But the question itself appears to survive tests for being merely a verbal confusion.
It is, therefore, the great merit of Hume's regularity theory that it shows how the positive and negative requirements of freedom and responsibility can be reconciled and how the ("verbal") confusion generated by traditional theories of causation can be overcome.
Her tales seemed genuine but unverifiable, and with the prostitutes thrown into the mix the utter verbal confusion became a quagmire.
Grade 3 represents somnolence to semi stupor but responsive to verbal stimuli, confusion, gross disorientation.
(2) Benzodiazepines reduced catatonia symptoms but didn't control impulsive actions, and induced verbal and motor excitement, confusion and insomnia.
We also identified confusion (with verbal medication directions to the nurse) as being another type of waste (labelled as 'number 7' in Figure 2).
In the checklist six behavior items are noted as present or not present: confusion, irritability, boisterousness, verbal threats, physical threats and attacks on objects.
Although its side effects have long been considered minor, there is accumulating evidence that a subpopulation of TAM-treated patients experience cognitive disturbances such as confusion, deterioration of verbal memory, and executive function such as decision-making, symptoms often referred to as "TAM brain fog" [ 1– 4].
