Sentence examples for confuse time from inspiring English sources

Art fairs can seem as if they were outside of history, congested labyrinths that confuse time and place.

"Before you came into my life I missed you so bad," she sings, a lyric that seems to confuse time and space into an elastic blur.

The bare patches of canvas on a 16th-century court scene attributed to the German painter Jörg Breu the Younger further confuse time by making the painting seem almost modern.

"What a confused time.

The one time I asked my mother about why she did not resist, she answered distractedly and somewhat defensively: it was a very confused time.

A landmark in British cinema and our greatest gangster movie, it's a film that encapsulates and transcends its confused time.

Her novel, ably translated from the French by Betsy Wing, deliberately confuses time and character to stress the timelessness of its themes, notably the hardships faced by women, the oppressions of colonialism and the redemptive power of language and writing.

With "One More Time" sharing chart-space with acts as diverse as Richard Blackwood, Alan Braxe, the Wu-Tang Clan and the Tweenies, it's evident that this was an incredibly confused time for pop music in Britain.

Confusing times, let it be said, call for confused solutions.

Those were confusing times.

What confusing times these are.