Sentence examples for clouds of confusion from inspiring English sources

It was unfortunate, amid the clouds of confusion and controversy over net immigration and student visas, to see your rather misleading headline about the Home Office's latest research (One overseas student in five overstays visa, 6 September).

But as we crossed under the giant Alcan 5000 banner at the Jasper Inn in the stunning Canadian Rockies, all the clouds of confusion lifted: We were finished.

Underneath clouds of confusion, all beings possess within them this peace in the eye of the storm.

This video, edited and produced by Myles Kane, reveals the inner workings of Ketchum's 1964 film "Cloud of Confusion".

The turn of events left Mrs. Clinton to begin her strategic dialogue with her Chinese counterparts on Thursday under a cloud of confusion.

"Some corporations have disingenuously sought to divide and conquer locals, and in the dust cloud of confusion, make off with the spoils," she told Guardian Australia last week.

By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By George Packer By Atul Gawande War of the Mind Raffi Khatchadourian on Colonel James S. Ketchum's career developing psychochemical weapons during the Cold War and his film on psychochemical warfare, "Cloud of Confusion".

Using footage of the experiment, he directed a film called "Cloud of Confusion," a unique artifact of Cold War propaganda, conveying in almost Kubrick-like surrealism the sublime strangeness of the experiment.

A race that requires laser focus because of its high technical difficulty took place under a cloud of confusion, with Jones and Schneider tying for second place, in 21.97, behind the winner, Nathan Adrian, at 21.70.

The campaign was postponed last week in the wake of a court decision that overturned a ban on hundreds of candidates, leaving a cloud of confusion over who was running and who was not.

As the cloud of confusion and speculation sparked by the stolen university e-mail messages begins to clear, it is time to return our attention to the unequivocal scientific evidence of our changing climate.