Sentence examples for danger confusion from inspiring English sources

There were moments of intense fear, danger, confusion and sometimes even awe.

Critics believe that more guns on campus is a recipe for increased danger and confusion.

But once in America many of Ms. Adichie's characters stumble into danger, or confusion.

From the outset, the sense of danger and confusion is palpable with the intense single-player campaign clocking in at around eight hours.

Treating the Georgia we see on the map as if it were as sovereign and whole as the state of Israel, or Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, sets us down a path of danger and confusion.

The scheme must be clear and simple to all users (employers and apprentices), otherwise there is a danger of confusion, backed up by further "initiative overload" to plug gaps and stimulate the market.

Italians will have to cope with numbers three orders of magnitude smaller than those they use now; the Irish, on the other hand, whose pound is worth about 1.25 euros, will be dealing with new prices close enough to the old ones that there is a danger of confusion.

There are hints of danger and confusion — and whiffs of Thom Yorke's falsetto — in the album's second song, "Beyond Reason," but by the next he is on a more direct path: "We'll turn out the lights/We just want a simple life".

Multiply those by the few million teenagers who will flock to "All About the Benjamins" this weekend, and you have a pretty big score, with better odds than the lottery and none of the danger and confusion of the illegal diamond trade.

Is there danger of confusion here.

Is there. is there a danger of confusion here?