Sentence examples for admit confusion from inspiring English sources
Several justices paused to admit confusion about what each lawyer was really arguing.
A stillness spread through her eyes, and her unguarded face forgot to play a role, just looked stunned by confusion and remorse, while the features of this face were organized by a kind of country pride that wouldn't admit confusion or remorse".
Whilst it is not clear exactly how old he is, Lagerfeld himself admits confusion over his birth date.
Returning to his side, the adult Beatrice admits confusion: Never has she been "less certain" of her role.
For example, trying to initiate a conversation by admitting confusion over the lack of psychological concern about our nation's compulsive entry into wars on personal and global levels is often met with something like, "Interesting but it's not my field".
Can you admit to confusion?" Cowell has devoted a good part of his career to articulating male confusion, putting emotional trauma front and center alongside plenty of accompanying sex, drugs and misery.
He did admit some confusion as to what Mr. Gingrich had meant by calling Mr. Obama a "Saul Alinsky radical," which is understandable.
I have to admit utter confusion even after more than a few listens to this re-issue of "Nine Inches of God" the first and only album done by Norwich's Deep Switch.
The pressure to publish in peer-reviewed papers force authors to present statistics in the most incomprehensible way possible, knowing that their peers will not admit their confusion and likely take the author's word for it.
In Minnesota's Sixth District, Keith Bogdan, 50, admitted his confusion, too.
