Sentence examples for grim confusion from inspiring English sources
"grim confusion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to describe an unsettling feeling or state of chaos. For example, "The grim confusion of the battlefield was a sight no one would soon forget."
Today, "people power" is shaking the "pillars" of the American position in the Middle East, while -- despite the staggering levels of military might the Pentagon still has embedded in the area -- the Obama administration has found itself standing by helplessly in grim confusion.
The phalanx of hosts stare at seating charts on their iPads with the grim, protracted confusion of airline check-in agents.
At least one survivor has painted a very grim picture of confusion as climbers tried to work their way down without the aid of fixed ropes.
Still, between grim scenes of confusion and death, fighters on both sides speak calmly in interviews about their determination to carry on.
Some officials in Mr. Milosevic's ruling Socialist Party said privately that the mood was grim, and that there was some confusion about how to respond to the vote.
If the day's testimony was more about the grim minutiae of police work in the confusion of a crime scene covering 850 square miles, it was also testimony that let the defense tip its hand a bit more.
Yet throughout the UK, grim stories abound of insensitive hospital staff, inadequate facilities, confusion, panic and grief.
The colors in the role are all more saturated now — the withering sarcasm, the sense of anguished confusion at her husband's betrayal, the grim rise to the challenge of her mother's antagonism.
A similar combination of high gloss and narrative confusion flaws Gilles Bourdos's beautifully filmed but grim reflection on the budding relationship of two young lovers who have survived childhood traumas.
