We struggle with questions of "Is this really Jewish?" or "Is this really Torah?" And perhaps like our great leader long ago we echo Moses' confusion about the new sights and sounds of a new Jewish generation.
The prospective veep's incoherent position on Muslims only echoes the confusion of the man at the top of the ticket.
It is a damning portrait of close communities, directed with a firm and patient hand, and shot with a beautiful fogginess that echoes the confusion of all the characters involved.
Lawyers representing the government displayed a clear lack of information, echoing the confusion of various government agencies and officials in the past 24 hours, who had been implementing the order haphazardly.
And Yahoo's recent advertising blitz echoes that confusion.
"Is it Tinder or Tumblr that everyone's on?" Garner wondered aloud, echoing a confusion many non-millennials may feel.
There is a reported confusion on the part of health visitors as to who is the patient[ 25], and women in our study echoed this confusion, not knowing if the health visitor was for them or their baby.
One minute, your character, Megan, is 21, then 32, then 47, which echoes her growing confusion.
His confusion echoes the native Hawaiians' growing unease over the plane's arrival as their sense of natural order teeters.
Professor Rodney Morgan, chair of the Youth Justice Board, who shared the stage at Bristol with Mr Blair, said there had "been far too much legislation" in his area which had created "uncertainty and confusion" - echoing comments made by Ian Loader, a professor of criminology at Oxford University who was called in to advise the prime minister.
