Sentence examples for confused times from inspiring English sources
He doesn't really want to discuss those confused times -- though he will talk your ear off about Pentium III chips -- but concedes that "many of the things the imam told us at the mosque were wrong".
WE find it easier, in these confused times, to admire physical bravery than moral courage — the courage of the life of the mind, or of public figures.
But the reception of "Girls," even more than the show itself — which is, to keep things in perspective, a clever half-hour sitcom about a bunch of recent college graduates — is an interesting sign of our confused times.
In these dark, confused times, we don't believe in much, but on some level, it seems almost everyone wants to believe in something; hence the evolution of Halloween as everyone's favorite holiday.
If the M25 was the significant doughnut for the Thatcher era, a landscape of decommissioned hospitals converted into upmarket compounds with no history, then the new railway, which was not new at all, felt like the right expedition for our confused times.
In these confused times, the life of Pope John Paul II will continue to inspire people to find again the path to righteousness.
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.
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.
