Sentence examples for depth of confusion from inspiring English sources

The debate reflects the depth of confusion about the intentions of a badly divided Iranian leadership.

Angry debate over the verses and the bumbling over their placement have highlighted the depth of confusion in Russia over the interpretation and handling of Soviet history.

"There was a depth of confusion that we weren't expecting," noted Dave Anderson, executive director of the museum.

The hunt for definitive virtual controls in such murky waters, when the IoT item itself might not even have a screen, could well drive users to new depths of confusion.

Revel in the heights of anticipation and the depths of confusion.

However, I think Weigel himself may exhibit some traits of this master narrative when he refers to a "new generation of Catholic theologians" who will change the current state of affairs in theology from "the depths of confusion in the understanding that many CTSA members have of their own discipline... .. (I'm pleased he said "many CTSA members" and not "most" or "all" of them).

More than any other conclusion, the review showed the depth of voter confusion, the newspapers said.

Having conflicted feelings about men myself, the macho sort, I hadn't realized the depth of his confusion.

Speaking at a Co-op leadership hustings on Tuesday night, he said: "The last seven days have shown the depth of our confusion and the party is crying out for leadership.

That a philosopher perceptive enough to note and so accurately diagnose Nagel's mistake could still blur the two distinctions is a testament to the depth of the confusion about these distinctions embedded throughout the current philosophical literature.

Even in the depths of my confusion, I began to sense a gap emerging between these theoretical extremities and my own far more contradictory experience.