Sentence examples for obvious confusion from inspiring English sources

Her struggle with speech and obvious confusion and frustration are shocking and moving.

But almost every genuinely painful moment involves the overweight character Annie, whose caloric intake is being monitored just as closely as her obvious confusion about race and identity.

After all, most of those superlatives used to describe changes of seasons are merely used to mask one's obvious confusion with yet another change in an already peripatetic life style.

Young William had a surprisingly elderly-sounding Yorkshire accent, which made his voice sound almost exactly like Harold Wilson's, to the obvious confusion of delegates who had their backs turned.

Marking the return of the Royal Court's artistic director Vicky Featherstone to the National Theatre of Scotland alongside Billy Elliot writer Lee Hall, this is an adaptation of Alan Warner's 1998 novel The Sopranos, its slightly cumbersome retitling presumably to ward off the obvious confusion with gangsters from New Jersey.

Such individuals are often unable to realize that their subjective perceptions and feelings do not correlate with objective reality, a phenomenon evinced by persons with psychoses who do not know or will not believe that they are ill despite the distress they feel and their obvious confusion concerning the outside world.

The Republican Party threw away its chance of wresting the governorship of California from the hugely unpopular Gray Davis when it chose an anti-abortion candidate, Bill Simon, over Richard Riordan, the popular former mayor of Los Angeles.The abortion debate is also responsible for one of the most obvious confusions in the political debate.

So much for Philadelphia being the city of brotherly love.Scott Pollack, the lawyer for Pat's, said the obvious customer confusion is damaging, especially as his client is well-known both nationally and internationally.

Trump's strategy seems obvious: to create confusion, suspicion, deflection, doubt, and, above all, noise.

The European court of justice already ruled, in 2017, on the more obvious area of confusion: the supermarket retail of non-dairy milks, cheeses and butters.

With a giant family tree spanning the pages immediately after the novel's dedication, the author and publishers seem aware of the obvious potential for confusion between the many lines emanating from the Langdon-Vogel union which produces six children.