Sentence examples for lasting confusion from inspiring English sources

The Williamsburgh Savings Bank, founded four years earlier, chose not to change its spelling, which may account for the lasting confusion.

He continued: "And they set up housekeeping — Peter in his apartment on the seventh floor and Greta in her apartment on the ninth floor, to the lasting confusion of the fellow in between".

Travelling often to Western Europe, Lissitzky helped to popularize the new Russian aesthetics under the general rubric Constructivism, producing a lasting confusion about an avant-garde whose dynamism was inseparable from its profound philosophical disagreements.

(They also transferred the Easter Cactus – now Hatiora gaertneri – to Schlumbergera as S. gaertneri, initiating a lasting confusion between these two genera).

In this wealth of confusion, lasting from the colonial period until after the Civil War, counterfeiters thrived.

Is it perhaps too much to hope that one good thing will come out of last night's confusion: lasting humility from TV pundits?

"The participant's internal transformation is what is important, both during their makeover and afterwards that lasting sense of awareness, confusion and re-evaluation that I hope is there long after the makeup has been removed.

This confusion lasted until the middle of the book and I'm very disappointed that the plot wasn't clearer.

With this treatment, hyponatremia improved and generalized tonic seizures were relieved, while delirium and confusion lasted.

Separately, Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, also warned that the government's "last-minute confusion and heightened rhetoric is alarming rather than reassuring, and risks fuelling hostility too".

The convenience of New Jersey left only the rain, the last-minute confusion and disorganization, the steep concession prices and the rules to weed out the less-determined music fans.