Sentence examples for To escape confusion from inspiring English sources

Anyway, to escape confusion we prefer the definition "chronic pancreatitis associated with duodenal dystrophy" for such a combination.

Allowing yourself to escape confusion in addiction and distraction will simply magnify the confusion when you least expect it.

He runs away to the wild mountains of Wales to escape the confusion of people he doesn't understand.

It startles the audience as well as Claire, and the music that soon follows mimics her hurried attempts to escape the confusion of battle.

Intelligence officials believe that at least two attackers were able to escape in the confusion.

Thompson was hit in the thigh but managed to escape amid the confusion.

Some witnesses said she was among those hauled off by security forces, but she said she managed to escape during the confusion that ensued as authorities broke up the protest.

The entire group suddenly comes under fire, and when the prisoners attempt to escape in the confusion, the leader of the mercenaries (Ralph Fiennes) remembers the bounty for them is "dead or alive" and shoots them.

"We try to place a limit so that the park is also available for its primary purpose, which is for people to escape from noise and confusion," he said.

In an introduction to "Kerouac at Bat," Mr. Gewirtz suggests that Kerouac was trying, in part, to escape the pain and confusion he suffered from the death of his older brother, Gerard, when Gerard was 9 and Kerouac just 4. But whether he knew it or not, the creation and documentation of fantasy worlds were ideal training for a would-be author.

Envy, fury, confusion, desire to escape: there is no wonder in it.