Sentence examples for confusing period from inspiring English sources

It was a confusing period.

As Goffey reflects: "After 10 years you're allowed to have a confusing period.

Late March is right in the middle of the short, fragile and confusing period that is the panda breeding season.

It was a painful and confusing period: Peggy Cranston brought the kids with her to divorce proceedings, but didn't explain that she and Joe were getting divorced.

Sometimes it rhymed with "line," sometimes it was plain old "Ann," sometimes it was "Ion," and once, during a confusing period, she briefly became "Randy".

Raime During our current queasy, dangerous and confusing period of history the sound of cold, stately dread has evolved in many quarters.

Still, it might be acknowledged that this is among the more confusing periods that we've seen in the polls.

The development of Protestantism in Scotland went through confusing periods, with control alternating between the Presbyterian Party (those who believed in the presbyterian form of church government) and the Episcopal Party (those who believed the church should be governed by bishops).

Friends, you are entering so-called "real life" at one of the most confusing periods in the history of work.

In Wood Green last week, 18-year-old Glasgow native Justine McNally's barrister pleaded with the judge for clemency: "This was happening to an unhappy and distressed female, at a time when any female can go through a confusing and distressing period, whatever their upbringing".

He contends that America has not only moved, at long last, beyond the cold war but has also vaulted past the "post-cold-war period," that confusing interim search for purpose in a world without a center of gravity.