Sentence examples for confusing events from inspiring English sources

The messy, confusing events unfolding in south Asia are in stark contrast to the choreographed pomp of Mr Trump's summit with Kim Jong-un in Hanoi.

He relates what he admits are confusing events that occurred in his youth and he has doubts about his memory.

Because cognitive dissonance is a subtle, nuanced, and useful idea that can help shed light on a host of otherwise confusing events -- political and nonpolitical -- it might be helpful to take a closer look at the theory.

In his autobiography, Témoignage (1945; "Testimony"), he attempted to clarify the confusing events in which he had participated.

In a series of confusing events, both sides have accused the other of violating long-standing agreements by undertaking construction, firing, and beheading soldiers along the border.

The former mayor of the southern Mexican city of Iguala has been charged with the murder of six people who died in a chain of confusing events that began when municipal police attacked a convoy of student teachers on 26 September.

If I confused events in his life and asked him a question that was fundamentally wrong, he let the facts stand uncorrected.

However, it appears to confuse events of Fulk fitzWarin's lifetime with those of his grandfather's.

Victoria Leyton, who has helped out with the Confused event in the past, says she can still remember being taken into the IT firm where her dad worked when she was younger.

Last night's Oscar awards ceremony brought Victor Hugo's Les Misérables into the limelight again – but we're still startled by how many moviegoers are confusing the events of 1832's failed uprising with the more renowned 1789 French Revolution.

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