Sentence examples for fatal confusion from inspiring English sources

Recent incident reports show that checkpoints are often the scenes of fatal confusion.

A combination of circumstances resulted in a fatal confusion in relaying the final order, and Lucan sent the Light Brigade, followed by two regiments of the Heavy Brigade, toward the stronger, rather than the weaker, Russian positions.

Nabokov's Luzhin suffered checkmate in the most fundamental sense: a fatal existential confusion of life and games.

This ambitious satire of fame mongering is further undermined by a fatal conceptual confusion as it tries to juggle three ideas at once.

Such confusion could be fatal in an emergency.

The other major worry is neurotoxicity, which can result in temporary confusion or potentially fatal brain swelling.

His Ranger unit had been split into two parts, the first of a series of circumstances that led to confusion, miscommunication and fatal errors before his death, the Army's earlier investigations have shown.

What is known about Ghaisar's fatal shooting has only contributed to the confusion surrounding him.

In a dialogue between one such "philosopher practitioner" and his patient, the philosopher makes his diagnosis: a metaphysical disorder with periodic ontological symptoms and epistemological confusion, which indicates Sickness Unto Death, fatal one hundred per cent of the time.

Other mistakes that contributed to the fatal cross-border strike were the regrettable result of battlefield confusion, they said.

This apparent death wish suggests that amid the depression and confusion, there was an aesthetic component to his fatal decision.