Sentence examples for adding to the confusion of the from inspiring English sources

But adding to the confusion of the day, a State Department official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said American officials had been caught off guard by Mr. Castro's speech.

The myths of paramedic glories past tend to add to the confusion of graduates.

But the variations add to the confusion of comparing accounts.

Both parties simultaneously drew their guns, which added to the confusion of who fired first.

I can see how this adds to the confusion of what is okay and acceptable and what is not.

Thus, spatial heterogeneity, hence scale, add to the confusion of what constitutes risk.

Further adding to the confusion are the four manifestations of Vouvray: dry, off-dry, sweet and sparkling.

But adding to the confusion is one of the hashtags appended to the NRA's tweet containing the video — #ClenchedFistofTruth.

Limitations of these measurements add to the confusion regarding the reliability of these parameters to assess anteroposterior jaw discrepancy.

The killing of Mr. Oswald added to the confusion surrounding the Kennedy assassination.

To add to the confusion over the war's legacy, Albert Parsons had fought on the side of the Confederacy.