Sentence examples for as confusion from inspiring English sources

The basketball scenes are so sloppy and haphazard that the would-be slapstick registers as confusion.

But there are also tensions over micromanagement, as well as confusion about who makes decisions.

A superstar again watched the final ticks from the bench as confusion rather than cohesion marked a deflating loss.

As confusion flickered across Ms. Akers's face, she became a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown.

It was not a slight on the popular Web site as much as confusion about the concept.

Richard Spires, deputy I.R.S. commissioner, warns of a significant backlog in processing returns, as well as confusion for the taxpayer.

They watched as confusion flickered across his face, before turning to concern, and he exited stage right.

As confusion is currently highest among parents, many of whom are migrating online, this was a priority.

The summit ended in what was described as "confusion, disagreement and disarray" as political leaders failed to agree a legally binding deal to curb greenhouse gas emissions.

As confusion reigned and information was limited, managers lower in the chain of command had neither the authority nor the experience to act.

For India, which made the offer to start the talks, merely returning to formal diplomacy stirred domestic controversy as well as confusion.