Sentences with phrase «use confusing language»

But by all means, continue to use confusing language.

Either he is economically illiterate (possible, but unlikely) or he is adding to the Coalition Government's woes by using confusing language which makes it even harder for ordinary voters either to understand the scale of the problem, or the likely sacrifices to come in order to tackle it.

Ultimately this patent is one of hundreds or thousands of patents that don't describe actual inventions, but rather just rehash old, obvious ideas «on a computer» using confusing language.

Not exact matches

We've found a few of our favorite features — like some fancy natural language processing to personalize information — are, sadly, rarely used or too darn confusing.

«I can't tell you some of the language people use in e-mails directed to us who confuse us with Canadian Pharmacy and their spammy marketing practices,» says David Zimmer, president and owner of The Canadian Pharmacy.

And I wrote with using a very simple plain language because a personal pet peeve of mine is that finances intentionally kept kind of opaque and confusing because I think it's meant to keep most people ignorant of how the system actually works.

@Tom — Do you mean is it interesting that HS uses the word «babble» a lot because it's likely the root word comes from the Tower of Babel where the bible claims the languages were confused, much like HS is in every post?

However, the language used in the provision is vague and perhaps even confusing.

Although you may be tempted to use «baby talk» when speaking to your toddler, it may actually confuse her and won't help her language development.

Orwell's study of how language is used to lie and confuse, to make us weak and obedient, is a far more radical prospect, and one that is therefore avoided at all costs by the political and media class.

Moreover, it suggests that we seem to use specific strategies for making sense of confusing information — the «noise» interfering with the signal conveyed in language, as researchers think of it.

JAVA is a simple, easy - to - learn programming language (don't confuse it with JavaScript, which is something different) that uses the dominant object - oriented paradigm.

Don't use figurative language that confuses translators.

Students with disabilities, especially those with language delays become easily confused when figurative language is used.

Use a notepad and make quick notes of what you're reading to help yourself understand the terms and conditions, or have a friend with you who has experience with legal and financial language if it all confuses you.

As if the language isn't confusing to begin with [the prime plus... blah, blah, blah] this page also doesn't let us know what the fees used to be.

However, growls are also used during play, which can be confusing, though looking at other dog body language can help you know that the growls aren't real.

In his neon work «II 49 (On Color / Multi # 2)» (1991), Kosuth uses colour to confuse the literal meaning of language, deliberately pairing colour and word.

# 1, Steve: The language that most people use to describe the average annual increase in atmospheric carbon is confusing.

I don't, it seems a confusing use of language and meaning, but I appear to be struggling to get that across to you.

They use the language to confuse, conflate, confound, and otherwise fool people.

And this is where I find it hard to see hoew you are helping at all — your injudicious use of language is confused, confusing, inflammatoryy and provocative.

Google Translate can be useful to get a «gist» translation of general documents, but it can be misleading, confusing, or just plain unhelpful in the case of a judgment, which uses specialized language, no matter what jurisdiction it was written in.

I work with non-profits that are trying to save money by using online services like Facebook, Ning, Google Apps, WordPress, etc., to host their content / apps / data, and we're soooo confused about all of the language about content / data ownership in EULA's, etc. (we've got a law student looking into all of this for us, if you want to help us out, let me know!).

The trial judge also found that there was no compelling reason not to use the language in Clements and that the phrase «cause or contributed to» proposed by the plaintiffs would confuse the jury.

When it comes to the different types of life insurance, it is easy to get confused and tangled up in the various terms and language used.

Life insurance policies are written in legal language that can be confusing, so all policies include a definitions section that defines words used in the policy.

The second is the visual language used between older apps and newer ones - both Camera and Nokia Camera exist as tiles within our install, which is confusing.

There are few things that will confuse an online application more quickly than using the wrong «language.»

Use active language for the buzzwords in order to make an impact letting you showcase your knowledge and skills in the job application without confusing the reader but making him understand your statement easily and clearly.

If the job seekers are confused about making categories in resume, using professional language or formatting the template; then this sample resume is sure to help you find solutions.

The extreme you want to avoid is using words that are unfamiliar to the reader or flowery language that may confuse your intent in communicating attributes essential to the job.

Using long sentences, flowery language and complex jargons might confuse the recruiter.

Using technical language to give a high - level pitch is off - putting, confusing and shows that you're unable to break down what you do into simple terms.»

Also, avoid using the passive voice, as well as any language that could prove confusing for a reader.

Remind yourself to avoid using the passive voice when discussing your accomplishments, and don't use any hazy language that could confuse potential employers.