Sentence examples for evident confusion from inspiring English sources

The tale Mr. Bismullah's lawyers assembled was one of complex tribal loyalties and evident confusion by his American captors.

The other thought for a moment, and finally said, in evident confusion, "well, nothing new, I guess".

During a lull in an Appropriations subcommittee meeting on Tuesday, Collins and Reed kibbitzed about the President's state of mind, including his evident confusion about basic legislative procedure.

And there is something quite significant about Mr Krugman's evident confusion about American public opinion and his genuine alarm over libertarian "taxation-is-theft" rhetoric.

At the beachside Commodore Hotel, Hamas functionaries handed out $2,000 to each of the assembled former prisoners, and a Nokia X3 cellphone, to the evident confusion of many of the long-term inmates who had to be shown how to use it.

Today's discussion didn't clear up the evident confusion – indeed, by handing the question over to a journalist from the Daily Telegraph and the cockney comedian Arthur Smith, I'd say they deepened it; but where do we go for symbols of national identity?

There was confusion evident in how Oman wanted to defend against Australia's movements – sometimes Oman's full-backs followed Australia's wingers inside, leaving gaping holes out wide for Franjic and Davidson, and sometimes they would stay in their zone, leaving Oman outnumbered in midfield.

This also explains away much of the confusion evident in the literature over stoichiometric numbers, e.g., the Temkin number.

When he realized that Evelyn was essentially giving him permission to cheat on her, so long as he wears a condom and comes clean to her, there was a mixture of shock and confusion evident in his eyes.

In an attempt to clear up the confusion evident in the literature concerning some aspects of cervical cytological screening tests, the principle is stated upon which the data acquired in a series of tests should be tabulated.

For example, the paradoxes of time travel and the fate of time machines are not infrequently confused in the physics literature, and as will become evident below, subtler confusions abound as well.