Sentence examples for current confusion from inspiring English sources
On the whole, the comparison between today's radical left & McCarthyism & Nazism is a confusing one--and anything that adds to the already vast current confusion is dangerous.
It is a human right and the current confusion must be cleared up at once.
The answers that have emerged so far reflect the party's current confusion.
The government's proposed vocational diploma will undoubtedly help streamline further education and end the current confusion.
It is unclear whether any of the proposals will survive the current confusion on Capitol Hill.
The current confusion illustrates how much, institutionally and socially, is in flux.
Labour disarray over how to vote on last night's welfare bill was inevitable in its current confusions.
It also means attempting to resolve current confusions, such as the aspects of the tightening of student visas that are threatening to do real financial and reputational damage to UK universities.
The specialist schools, in particular, illustrate current confusions.Some of the specialist schools stand accused of setting tests which select not by particular aptitude but (oh, horror) by general ability.
Critical observations are presented on current confusions such as that between "social" and "collective" action, or between communication and social action.
The clarity of its Manichaean worldview, in which everyone seemed to know who the bad guys were, is a comforting refuge from our current ideological confusion.
