Sentence examples for level of confusion from inspiring English sources

In class, Jeffrey's level of confusion rises and falls.

What I see is a societal level of confusion of correlation and cause.

Moreover, the entry of female competitors into management ranks has increased the level of confusion and anger among many males.

New research from the Open University Business School (OUBS) highlights the level of confusion, particularly around the new state pension.

Some level of confusion, even real-market confusion might be tolerated in the context of a book or a motion picture".

"It's damned if you do, damned if you don't," Dr. Peterson said, "and it reflects the level of confusion there is about this whole issue".

The MPs identified "high levels" of confusion, misunderstanding and mistrust surrounding the green deal.

"The high levels of confusion that young women display about what is and isn't real need to be tackled by our industry".

Neither of these studies, incidentally, investigates whether there is more umming and/or erring than there used to be, but given how world levels of confusion are rising daily and the need for filled pauses is increasing commensurately, um, that would be likely.

The symptoms presented by the recruits were sleep disturbance, mental fatigue, decreased friendliness, high levels of confusion, negative hormonal changes and increases in muscle inflammation.

That, plus other levels of confusion and a water shortage in Iran, mean those doing the challenge in Iran have had to adapt, as #BBCtrending reports.