Sentence examples for a confusing period from inspiring English sources

About a year ago, I entered a confusing period in my life, when I started listening to new bands with an enthusiasm I had never had before — not even when I myself was in the demo.

It was a confusing period.

As Goffey reflects: "After 10 years you're allowed to have a confusing period.

Sometimes it rhymed with "line," sometimes it was plain old "Ann," sometimes it was "Ion," and once, during a confusing period, she briefly became "Randy".

PG-13, 104 minutes "The Cuckoo" is set during a confusing period at the end of World War II, when the Nazi occupiers of Finland were in retreat from the advancing Russian army.

But his experimental work with rock (Rebirth, pretty terrible) and a shift away from music (including a confusing period of serious, serious skateboarding) pushed him off trajectory and lyrically, his relevance began to peter out.

It was a painful and confusing period: Peggy Cranston brought the kids with her to divorce proceedings, but didn't explain that she and Joe were getting divorced.

It has been, after all, a dark and confusing period in storm-struck, waterlogged New York, and it is reassuring to be in the company of a Sandy you want to cuddle instead of flee.

As no one can retract Moore's Law and as the federal government has a bias toward cheapening the currency (to reduce relative debt in a debt-ridden nation), we are probably stuck in this confusing period for some time.

Late March is right in the middle of the short, fragile and confusing period that is the panda breeding season.

Raime During our current queasy, dangerous and confusing period of history the sound of cold, stately dread has evolved in many quarters.