Sentence examples for confused world from inspiring English sources

In a less confused world, his glory would be greater than his guilt.

In a dark, confused world the spirit of God may yet reign supreme.

It was this confused world that Louis II wished to dominate in his great expedition of 867 871, but he failed.

His adversarial tactics this year have confused world leaders but also sent a signal that the U.S. approach to China has changed markedly.

It is to Bedlam's credit that I do not confuse these two portraits of a terminally confused world in my memory.

He was trusted and admired by his associates and family as a model of moral conduct in today's complex and confused world.

They confused world-class execution with the passion for product and customers, and market insight.

A pupil who confuses World War I with World War II knows something more than one who mistakes World War I for the American Revolution.

After all, I want my kids to have the one constant that will help them navigate this ever changing and confusing world: a strong sense of values.

My father lived independently in another city and shared only what he deemed suitable and adequate with his daughters, in part to ensure his continued free access to the evermore confusing world around him.

It is hard to tempt and cajole and confuse world leaders when you use unpleasant terms like "fascist imperialism". That's why these proposals are camouflaged with labels like "neoliberal free-market principles," when they have nothing to do with free-market principles.