Sentence examples for a more confused from inspiring English sources

But ultimately, it's a more confused and personal book than that.

The other major controversy of the Western Church was a more confused issue, namely, whether faith is acquired through divine grace or human freedom.

X-rays go all the way through the layers of paint, so they produce a more confused image".Art conservators are like doctors who prescribe medicine without knowing the anatomy of their patients"The National Gallery's laboratory is not the only one in the game.

There are 3,000 survivors from Leppings Lane, and on Wednesday many of them will wake up in a more confused state than the bereaved – because those who lost loved ones at Hillsborough have been demanding answers to the same questions since April 1989.

In other small Roman towns, such as Rusellae for example, previous history or topography have produced a more confused layout.

Traditionally the English people were thought to have been divided into seven kingdoms, but modern historiography has shown that this is a simplification of a much more confused situation.

"With that, the case is closed for me". Struck later told journalists that the affair embarrassed the military and revolved around "a single confused general who followed an even more confused Christian Democrat". The general's letter became public when Hohmann -- struggling to repair his reputation -- leaked a copy to German television.

Granted, I figured it out in less than five minutes, but I suspect the market Virb is targeting — namely, people who want something very straightforward that 'just works' — may be a little more confused.

If there is a smaller, more confused novel struggling to escape the earnest, enveloping folds of "An Act of Terror," it is largely about some of these minor characters.

BRUSSELS — The operatic ouster of Rex Tillerson leaves a State Department angry and adrift, and a world even more confused about the management and direction of American foreign policy, hoping but not expecting that the change leads to greater coherence in Washington.

By this benchmark, there were a large number of idiot savants on show: not least among them the prime minister who appeared a great deal more confused about his position than he had a week ago.