The New Yorker, January 24 , 1931 P. 9Confusion in Times office about printing part of Pershing Memoirs quoting speech of King George "The Kaiser, God damn him... .. Were afraid to print it, but came to decision that they would, because if the King said it, they could say it too.
Most religious converts, be they Muslim or born-again Christians, convert in times of confusion,turmoil or uncertainty.
Good order and authority are now necessary… We must have recourse to the old Roman expedient in times of confusion and choose a dictator".
And given the conscious choices we took to adopt the United States as our new home, we may have an easier time accepting America's flaws and staying hopeful in times of confusion.
It'll remind you in times of confusion and uncertainly why you are who you are.
"In times of tragedy, confusion, fear and uncertainty, there are always those who will attempt to prey on the investing public," said Joe Borg, president of the North American Securities Administrators Association.
At this point, Braun is so closely identified with the cruel and inexplicable nature of love that it's become something of a cliché to invoke her name in times of romantic confusion ("Even Hitler had a girlfriend," et cetera).
But rather than existential anxiety, in Ms. Craddock's evocation of an imperturbable immensity one feels timeless rhythm and summery light, an Emersonian divinity that may be comforting in times of mourning, confusion and fear.
Ullah said that prayer has helped her in times of stress, confusion, and despair.
In times of stress and confusion, the public in France relies for information on those radio stations that are not government-owned — Europe 1, Radio-Luxembourg, and, in the South, Radio-Monte-Carlo.
