Sentence examples for confusion at a from inspiring English sources
But legislators reached a bipartisan consensus that such a change would spread confusion at a time when the financial industry was barely back on its feet.
"Oh, I figure there's gonna be an accident," says one codger whose confusion at a lifelike mural facing traffic is made to seem ridiculous.
Having been denied once, the Italian Forestieri did open the scoring after Van La Parra's handball following confusion at a corner.
"It has contributed to confusion at a sensitive time for employees departing our company," said Jack L. Stahl, Coke's president, in a memo explaining the change.
Some museum professionals say that having differing guidelines for art and history museums only fosters confusion at a time when finding any means of raising money is especially appealing.
In one of the most widely covered comments that baffled Europe, Trump caused confusion at a rally in February when he asked his supporters to "look at what's happening last night in Sweden.
There was confusion, at least a little, and something in the air that could easily have led to tears, here one moment and then gone the next.
Many of Mr. Obama's allies across the country remain concerned about computer glitches, confusion at hospitals, a blasé attitude among uninsured Americans and the possibility that people will be victimized by insurance fraud as they try to buy coverage for the first time.
It is at best the source of a great deal of confusion, at worst an obstacle to facing some of the great political challenges of our time.
Without resorting to psychobabble or attempting to rationalize his own behavior, Lopate makes clear the connection between his confusion at being an unwilling witness to his father's violence toward his mother and the punches he finds himself bewildered to unleash, as an adolescent, on a younger neighbor he has been hired to tutor.
At top left, a fixed stare signals concentration; at top right, a furrowed brow signals confusion; at bottom right, a raised brow signals enjoyment; and at bottom left, a wrinkled nose bridge may signal disgust.
