Sentence examples for confusion without from inspiring English sources

He resolves moments of confusion without pretense or condescendence.

Three weeks into the season, the new system seems to be adding confusion without contributing much fairness.

"In fact, a bankruptcy filing is likely to lead to unnecessarily high administrative costs and confusion without any apparent benefits".

For Catholics and most Orthodox Christians, the matter was settled in Chalcedon (now a suburb of Istanbul) in 451, where it was determined that Christ's two natures co-existed "without confusion, without change, without division, without separation".

The Chilcot report will – one day – pile on the confusion without ever providing the smoking gun for which Blair's enemies dig as fervently and futilely as he once searched for WMD in Iraq.

When Mr. Bernanke spoke at Harvard, was he really saying that he and the Fed would be willing to let the economy spin into recession and confusion, without turning on the monetary spigots?

Embracing cultural references from Caesar's Rome to medieval Japan to the American West -- the centuries-spanning transoceanic duel between a samurai with a sword and a cowboy with a bullwhip is priceless -- Mr. Sher's production indulges Shakespeare's gleeful excesses and confusions without sacrificing clarity or accessibility.

The session ended in chaos and confusion, and without the vote being completed by midnight.

Mining officials said that they sought the new regulation because too much confusion existed without it, and that being allowed to fill water and valleys with the so-called overburden from mines would let them produce electricity more cheaply.

For men lay piled up in confusion, some without armour, others in full battle panoply.

The result is wiggly confusion, because without two eyeballs held in alignment, we cannot make a coherent picture of the world.