Sentences with phrase «often confusion»

When it comes to resume cover letters, there is often confusion about how they should be designed.

There is often confusion about how career guiding differs from career coaching.

Huawei likes to mix things up a bit and at a global event like the launch of the new P9, there's often some confusion around the actual models that will be available.

An attorney who specializes in auto accidents or personal injury cases can be extremely helpful during this difficult time, helping you negotiate and sift through the often confusion and chaos that is involved with insurance claims and settlements.

One of them is smoke, and there is often confusion as to what kind of damage might be covered.

There is often confusion because the definition of «debt or liability» for the purpose of a winding up petition is much wider (see Insolvency Rules 1986 r 13.12).

There is often confusion about the terms «exoneration» and «exoneree.»

We'll take a look at why, but first let's take a look at the reason that there's often some confusion on this question.

One of them is smoke, and there is often confusion as to what kind of damage might be covered.

The whole area of self - published translations is still rather new and I believe there is often some confusion about rights and maybe my problems with the original publishers resulted partly from this confusion.

To buyers, there's often confusion over whether you want the Nissan Altima or Nissan Maxima.

There is often some confusion when it comes to the relationship between CARFAX and vehicle history.

There's often confusion between «small d» direct instruction — shorthand for any teacher - driven, explicit instruction — and the various curriculum products associated with the work of Siegfried «Zig» Engelmann across subjects, but most famously in reading.

There is often confusion when individuals will refer to training of «accessory» (or not immediately obvious) measures of fitness as GPP - for example there are some well - known Powerlifting coaches who refer to mobility training as GPP.

Any mention of a right to appeal is usually buried in the back of the letter and there is often confusion as to what the document actually is.

Confirm once, twice, and a third time prior to your trip and at check - in... for some reason there is often confusion about who reserved the seat, the bassinet, and when.

There is often a confusion therefore between these 2 justifcation events.

For those not familiar with guns or gun lingo, let's first clarify terms — as there is often some confusion regarding them.

Not exact matches

Many people know they «should» invest, but sorting through piles of investing advice often leads to inaction and confusion rather than confidence.

Its correct Japanese pronunciation — with two short syllables — is often a cause for confusion in the U.S. photography community.

I have to repeat my order multiple times to make sure there is no confusion, and when I pick up the food, it's often not quite right.

Too often, a bad leader will let confusion reign because it takes time and patience to adjust a project timeline.

I often see this confusion in buyer personas as well.

Assemblies decide little and often leave the churches in some confusion, but they are always taken as milestone events, reference points for organized «Ecumenism» and the cause of Christian unity.

The Protestant evangelical primacy of justification by faith, coupled with an overemphasis on discontinuity between the covenants, has more often than not resulted in the confusion of soteriological and ethical categories, in the end breeding among evangelicals a moral mindset devoid of both foundations and fiber.

In my earlier years of ministry I received some serious bruises when, with the best of intentions, confusion was the result for some, when trying to clinically use a surgeon's knife to separate individual words within a passage, which often resulted in a sad postmortem.

Whilst there may be greed, humbug or arrogance in the increasingly frequent experiments of teenagers, there is more often just confusion and «a sweet love blasted in the bud.»

May they continue to be beacons of light in an often dark scene of moral and spiritual confusion in modern Britain.

On the other hand, the confusion of the two tasks has often meant that the significance of the proclamation of the «Word of God» has been lost sight of in the valid concern for the ministry of teaching.

I love this because it reminds me of my own journey through Scripture, which often involves surprise, confusion, frustration, and laughter.

Alas, men often enough confuse impatience with humble, obedient enthusiasm; impatience even lends itself to this confusion.

Hermeneutical reflections often leave believers in deep confusion about how to bring these ancient writings to bear on the present life of the church.

The models often used to describe this have been unsatisfactory, to be sure: talk of «substance» has led to much confusion and misunderstanding, as has talk of the union of wills or the association of divine / human consciousnesses.

The lamentable polarisation and confusion which has developed as a consequence of these conflicting interpretations of our present situation is only too familiar to anyone involved in the life of the Church and has led all too often into destructive polemic rather than real dialogue about the best way forward for Catholic Christianity in the third millennium.

He always thought it better to light a candle than curse the darkness, and his theology is a positive and often exhilarating light in the confusion of the times.

I knew this was coming because this is something Dr. Radmacher often did when he spoke in churches, but it was still enjoyable to glance around at the people in the church and watch them open their eyes and blink in confusion at each other.

In response to his critique, I would only say that while I quite agree that the sociology of belief often matters more than «popes and bishops and ecclesiastical politics,» by his own admission, those politics delivered «confusion» to the laity in the wake of Vatican II, and I fear that in the age of Francis they risk doing so again.

I.e. heart and soul and spirit are 3 that get used — often for each other — without ever being clear on what each is and what each means / signifies and how they differ... and that's just confusion.

Once the initial euphoria created by the council subsided, confusion set in, followed by disillusion among both conservatives, who missed the certainty and rituals of the pre-conciliar Church, and liberals, who embraced change, often for the sake of change itself.

One of the biggest reasons there is so much confusion about forgiveness is that there are three Greek words used in the New Testament for forgiveness, but they often (though not consistently) get translated as «forgiveness» into English.

The «good old days» so often longed for were also times of racial oppression, gender discrimination, and theological confusion.

One of the key things the Altogether report highlights is the Home Office's apparent confusion between what is cultural and what is biblical Christianity, resulting in converts being asked often inappropriate questions to determine whether they are a Christian.

But it seems that we have often gone one step further: we justify our own confusion by being suspicious of any certainty, and we interpret the lack of easy answers to mean that any answer is as good as another, that we can not be sure about right and wrong.

Um, Christianity stole every ceremony in their belief structure, often mimicking pagan rituals to sway people over to their side using confusion.

Certainly it must be said that such experiences as Paul had on the Damascus road are intelligible and have often been reproduced in Christian history, but that as soon as we pass to the later writings, where the empty tomb and its related events are involved, we find ourselves amid dubious evidence and irreconcilable confusion.

Though often struggling with brokenness, poverty, confusion or anger, artists are created for a purpose — in God's image — to reflect His creative character.

Often times, as in my case, the religious community is a substitue for our broken families of origin.Idolized leave it to beaver believers... what results, ineviable, is people do what people do... display their confusion and pathological leanings to miss the mark... Finally, after a slow painful death to my / our illusions, we can give up being perfect in favoure of a peace that passes all understanding and give a big jucicy kiss to the abusuridy of our naccasistic culture while finding ways to celebrate our ONENESS....

Omission of this precaution too often, leads to confusion of existential philosophical categories with those of Christian theology.)

Diversity often leads to fragmentation of life, conflict and confusion, at best, to a sullen co-existence.

While many of the questions we have been dealing with so far occur when we experience suffering, confusion, despair or simply the unexpected vicissitudes of life, this question can arise, and probably most often does, in the midst of life's ordinary routine.