Sentence examples for inner confusion from inspiring English sources

But from all appearances, it has entered a period of inner confusion, verging on the dysfunctional.

Or that the state of his foot makes him perfect as an emblem of Republican inner confusion.

Contemporary Judaism is groping for spiritual definition, and our artistic floundering is the concrete reflection of inner confusion.

The sweat and tears that cluster on his face do indeed seem to spring directly from inner confusion.

His rambling talk seems to cover everything except homosexuality – until he starts referring vaguely to "inner confusion" and "same-sex accountability groups".

His lack of clarity about which scene this is shows inner confusion about what he is going through.

Instead, by uncovering its inner confusions and undigested appropriations, he rescues the film from its own perilous preachiness and detachment.

And four or five times in his life, he found himself cast in roles that were emblematic of the inner confusions of his nation.

Moreover, Marty finds some of his contemporaries, such as Berthold Delbrück, to be involved in a confusion between inner and outer linguistic form (i.e. the expression itself).

There were no more clouds in her life; the confusion and inner conflict had lifted.

The barrage of official propaganda through the state news media has virtually ground to a halt, and acolytes of Mr. Milosevic have given varying accounts of the vote tally, creating a picture of confusion in the inner sanctum.