Sentence examples for mixture of confusion from inspiring English sources

A mixture of confusion, fear and anger requires careful and gentle handling.

Observing the punk melee with a mixture of confusion and enthusiasm, she attends a Pistols gig at the 100 Club.

But five months after the law was introduced, the result is a mixture of confusion and apathy.

The recent preparations paved the way for the mixture of confusion and euphoria that broke out on Wednesday afternoon.

The lead up was a mixture of confusion, euphoria and, ultimately, a bruising encounter that owed as much to their roots swimming in some of Colorado's finest brews.

The small black cook waved to Sarah and she felt a mixture of confusion and embarrassment and averted her eyes from him.

The episode ends with the sergeant stumbling back to his post, his face a harrowing mixture of exhaustion, confusion and pain.

The reaction of the crowd was a mixture of astonishment, confusion and childlike pleasure at the unlikeliness of what they were seeing; the gag was, essentially, a bait and switch, but with no agenda other than delight.

Ever since it was announced last February that Harper Lee was to publish a sequel to her famed and much-loved To Kill a Mockingbird, fans reacted with a mixture of delight, confusion and no little anxiety.

The Pope's statements were greeted with a mixture of condemnation, confusion, and cautious approval by HIV charities working in Africa, where 6,500 people die each day from Aids.

People on the right tend to pin all Labour's problems on Miliband, and mock him as a toxic mixture of caution, confusion and woolly-minded north London socialism; on the left, there are regular calls for him to slough off the New Labour inheritance, be "bold", and lead us all into some new social-democratic nirvana.