Sentence examples for fall into confusion from inspiring English sources

"Psychoanalysis needs to be solidly grounded first" in Asia, he said, "otherwise it can easily fall into confusion".

One thing you notice at Davos: not just a smattering of women, as you might see in a cricket pavilion; no, so few women that when you do see one, you fall into confusion about what you're looking at, like if you saw a horse at Glyndebourne.

By the late 1970s the glamour of the Trudeau regime was wearing off, and his policies were falling into confusion.

This week the sale of a British retailer fell into confusion, after two private-equity bidders withdrew.

During my visit, two women fell into confusion over what the fruits and vegetables represented, which devolved into the perfect Fluxus conversation.

James J. Yee, the former Muslim chaplain at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, fell into confusion on Tuesday and stalled as the military prosecutors asked for extra time to determine whether documents that were found in Captain Yee's luggage when he was leaving the base were, in fact, classified.

The enemy at last fell into confusion.

The second generator of corruption was the opening of the West and South to unrestrained exploitation that caused older parts of the country to fall into moral confusion.

But now that analysts at least have become reconciled to replacing the manifest dream by the meaning revealed by its interpretation, many of them have become guilty of falling into another confusion which they cling to with equal obstinacy.

The German formation fell into disarray, and in the confusion, Seydlitz lost sight of Moltke.

And most people who are religious believers fall into the same confusion.