Sentence examples for confusion to attack from inspiring English sources
Geoffrey took advantage of the confusion to attack the Duchy of Normandy but played no direct role in the English conflict, leaving this to Matilda and her half-brother, Robert of Gloucester.
He said the relationship between the oceans and the atmosphere was so complex that alterations in it could easily cause temporary cool periods or other unpredictable -- and possibly abrupt -- changes that could create confusion and paralyze work to attack global warming.
His whereabouts in the run-up to the attacks were a source of confusion to intelligence agencies, however.
With broken ranks, and in confusion, the attacking troops fell once more back down the hill.
Lt Col William Donato had fled in the confusion as troops attacked a Farc guerrilla camp to free the hostages in southern Guaviare province.
One of the Americans, Burns, is left behind in the confusion and is attacked by Imhotep, losing his eyes and tongue.
There's been pride in Mr. Obama's accomplishments and his steady hand as a leader, and confusion over those who attack him.
The shooting injured 13, not 14, as was originally reported, a decrease a sheriff's spokesman attributed on Friday to the initial confusion surrounding the attack.
Elphinstone rapidly took advantage of the confusion Harriers attack had created, passing Aalbers' bow and raking his ship.
Despite the inevitable chaos and confusion surrounding the attack on 11 September 2001, we were able to organize and deploy effective resources within hours.
