Sentence examples for confusion grew from inspiring English sources

The confusion grew when she considered the second heirloom: a full set of Rosenthal china.

Then, as smoke rose and confusion grew, a gun battle began as they sent a contingent of ground troops into the city.

It is unclear why, but no lawyer appeared the following day, and as Mr. Sanchez stood alone in court, the confusion grew.

Confusion grew over where, exactly, Mary had stood when she made the fling that became the freeze-frame shot ending the show's opening montage of images from Minneapolis.

The confusion grew so widespread that Mr. Geithner himself has privately told others of a dinner where the wife of the White House chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, remarked that Mr. Geithner must look forward to returning to Goldman.

Some confusion grew between the me who was present and another me who was expected, and what Reid needed rather than either of us was a decent cup of tea and an aspirin.

There was no foundation, no emotional connection or trust built, and confusion grows from that because it gives you a false sense of intimacy.

Amid the confusion, worries grew that Taliban fighters would use the exodus to infiltrate still deeper into Pakistan and then carry out reprisal attacks in refugee camps or other sites across Pakistan.

I think my ability to tolerate confusion has grown.

The mood inside the crowded, hot gymnasium was one of confusion and growing anxiety.

LG is quietly exploiting the confusion by growing faster than any other vendor, albeit from a low base.