Sentence examples for confusing push from inspiring English sources

Now the country is in the grips of a confusing push and pull between supporters of Morsi's government and the Muslim Brotherhood, those who had ties with the previous Mubarak regime and the left-leaning, loosely grouped anti-Morsi camp.

Get out!" Graham, confused, pushed the door open — this, at least, made Doug move away — and scrambled from the car.

"We just hope our government customers don't get confused and push the wrong button," he jokes darkly.

They need to combat a medical disaster, take care of the sick and dying, answer phone calls from all over the country placed by scared and confused people, push the mayor into taking action, convince gay men they should take a time-out from sex and try not to give in to despair as the funerals become so prolific you can barely catch your breath.

They confuse children pushed or pulled from their homes in the UK by unhappy circumstances, sexual predators and so-called friends, with cases like Madeleine and Ben Needham.

Sometimes, these objects had been smartened up for a purpose (think of in-car computers), though usually all they did was beep and force you to use confusing push-button digital interfaces.

"I am a little befuddled, I am a little confused by the push back in the UK".

Moreover, it is a mistake to confuse Russia's push to modernise its antiquated Soviet military with a renewal of the arms race.

I think bifurcation will only confuse users and push more towards the iPad.

Confused, I slowly push down the handle and ease the door open.

We tend to ignore our true feelings and pretend we're not really hurt, afraid, confused or we push away our authentic needs.