Sentence examples for life confusion from inspiring English sources

The recent article by Paz-y-Mino and Espinoza in this journal contained several such misconceptions, including: that biological evolution explains the origin of life, confusion between biological and cosmological evolution, and the use of the term "Darwinism," all of which we address here.

Knowing the following symptoms of exhaustion may help you save a life: Confusion.

No detail is more evocative of her late-in-life confusion than a night that Mr. Marshall described when his mother was visiting friends who lived in an "extremely large, old historic mansion in England".

(It also occurs in daily life, when confusion about what we see triggers a double take).

McEnery was struggling to ground his life amid confusion about his sexuality and professional future.

You are certain – after a life of confusion – that you want to live a happy life as a transgender person.

Tomorrow, the composer's study will host another burst of creativity, another chapter in his ceaseless desire to tell stories – to wrest a moment of beauty from life's confusion and contradiction.

She was a child who was conceived in a doom-laden relationship, lived a life of confusion, with a deeply depressed mother, and died what must have been a terrible death.

10 P.M. (AMC) MAD MEN Pete Campbell Vincent Kartheiserr), the office snake, returns from his honeymoon with a newfound enthusiasm for married life but confusion over his late-night encounter with Peggy Olson (Elisabeth Moss), the new girl in the secretarial pool, in this drama about a Madison Avenue advertising agency in 1960.

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

And when she returned to receive the 2006 Alumnae Achievement Award, Wellesley's highest honor, she told students, "Prepare yourself for a life of confusion, and embrace it".