Sentence examples for feeling of confusion from inspiring English sources

Its relentlessly jittery camerawork and frenzied editing (there are twenty-five shots in the first thirty seconds of the pilot episode) are meant, I think, to induce a feeling of confusion that approximates the confusion jurors often feel when presented with conflicting evidence.

There was a feeling of confusion in the room.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — For Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes, the feeling of confusion came rushing back quickly.

Those who take spice can experience a faster heart rate and a feeling of confusion.

For millions of women who were either abruptly taken off hormones or denied treatment, though, the feeling of confusion and anguish remained.

As it is, I came away from this show with a feeling of confusion — as if I had just experienced time travel.

Lariam is a drug whose side effects impair the user's ability to report those side effects (being able to accurately identify feelings of confusion means that you probably aren't that confused).

She provided no real proof, but whatever, it still helped me feel better — or at least to replace my feelings of loss with feelings of confusion.

Feelings of confusion and guilt are commonplace.

Elliott observes that the feelings of confusion and being unsettled lace through the text.

At this point "The Breathing Show" induces feelings of confusion, inadequacy and anger.