Sentence examples for confused landscape from inspiring English sources

The following observations hope to shed some light on that very complex and confused landscape.

In this confused landscape, beneath the all-seeing eye of the internet, can the underground even be said to exist anymore?

He did not lack for recognition — in 1926, he took up an illustrious professorship at the Prussian Academy of Arts, in Berlin — but his movement was only one of many in the confused landscape of the time.

In Act II, Hampton's artful libretto begins leaping forward in time: to the rollback of civil rights during Reconstruction, to the brutal confrontations of the nineteen-fifties and sixties, and, finally, to the confused racial landscape of the present day.

They make their own dramatic exits and entrances and, in the case of one young couple, they fatally confuse the landscape of the Trace Italian with the cold, real earth of Kansas.

Here's a roundup of your comments and photos from last week, including salvation in the shape of a book-filled box, books that get confused with the landscape and family scrapbooks.

As with most developing events on Twitter, the longer something goes on for, the more confused the media landscape becomes.

But there are problems in using such public software to communicate; as with most developing events on Twitter, the longer something goes on for, the more confused the media landscape becomes.

This is not to be confused with "Desperate Landscapes," another makeover program, in which neighbors rat out the eyesore on their block.

These are paintings of unsure and anxious soldiers, confused locals, and landscapes that bleed just like we all do.

Even so, Dr. Brownell said, the complexity of what he called "the beverage landscape" has confused consumers.