Sentence examples for which confused from inspiring English sources

"Moral certainty" is our mode of thinking when we draw ideas by demonstration from premises that are a mix of knowledge and belief; "opinion" is our mode of thinking when we hold ideas drawn either by bad argument or by an argument in which confused ideas serve as premises.

night which confused and upset me and left me with a feeling of spiritual nausea".

Which confused me, because he was my manager".

Christmas was part of that, which confused me.

Blondin tightroped in shackles, which confused Strand at first.

They pointed me to secondary texts, which confused me even more.

We're very excited!" She looked sort of confused, which I think confused Brayden, so we just jumped back into the stream and moved along.

which is a confused version of (1), or a confused version of (2), or, if unconfused, signals commitment to Meinongianism, i.e., the thesis that there are things/facts that do not exist.

But whereas in the "Twilight" books Bella loves both boys, which leaves her confused, Katniss isn't sure she loves either, which leaves her grumpy.

"It's particularly like Don Carlos, which has the confused individual trying to survive the oppression of the state and find the forbidden love, as Carlos tries with Elizabeth.

But the exam for which these sadly confused students were preparing was one on post-18000 EngLiteratureature Gothic texts", so maybe, after all, their teacher did them a favour.