Sentence examples for marked confusion from inspiring English sources

There was marked confusion about what constituted a cariogenic or cariostatic diet.

The reaction to alcohol can be multisystem comprising warmth and flushing of the upper chest and face, hyperventilation, blurred vision, chest pain, tachycardia, vertigo, marked confusion, and weakness.

Neurologic morbidity, characterized by marked confusion, violent behavior, and frank psychosis, was present during recovery but subsided subsequently [ 20].

Yet its dealings with foreign investors have been marked by confusion rather than hostility.

It was an extraordinary day, often marked by confusion and chaos.

Heading into Monday, the prospects for a deal were marked by confusion and uncertainty.

Its early days have been marked by confusion, as its two camps battled over jobs and turf.

Preventing concussions — which are typically marked by confusion, disorientation, nausea and other symptoms following a blow to the head — is trickier than preventing skull fractures.

She said Mr. Bush's policy toward Iraq had been "marked by confusion and uncertainty," and called the president's antiterrorism campaign "strategically unfocused".

A Sunday session on the eve of New Year's Eve was marked by confusion, acrimony and a fair amount of sitting around waiting for things that never happened.

The renewed fighting has underscored a leadership vacuum in Yemen, marked by confusion over who is really in charge: Mr. Saleh or his deputy, Abed Rabbo Mansour al-Hadi, who is supposed to succeed him.