Sentence examples for confusion set from inspiring English sources
His confusion set in early.
The resulting confusion set off rumors and a public backlash.
Confusion set in when it became clear that Mo'Nique didn't forget to shave her legs.
As protesters circled the block, confusion set in: Where would the march end?
The public confusion set off by both cases has alarmed bioethicists.
The only place where confusion sets in is Oceania, where a profusion of dotted lines attempt to organize the South Seas Islands.
It is at 132nd Street, though, where the deepest confusion sets in and bikers cluster in anxious little knots in the Fairway parking lot, trying to find the path.
Although the barbarity of that scene echoes Edward Bond's banned 1965 play, "Saved," in which a baby is stoned to death by a group of bored British louts, LaBute's astutely realized climate of unboundaried emotional confusion sets his play apart and asserts an equal claim to greatness.
And this is where confusion sets in for many people.
Further confusion sets in as I hunt for my "settings" menu, often forgetting I have to press the "start" button on my controller while on the homescreen to get to it, and it's not accessible through any of the tiles in the normal interface.
