Sentence examples for of general confusion from inspiring English sources

Ms. Nafisi got married, she said, out of general confusion.

Some retreats are therefore sounded in the middle of general confusion.

"In these times of general confusion and tension in Germany," Verhoeven said, in an interview, "it is very important that we not lose our sense of humor, and that we can always chuckle at ourselves".

There certainly seems to be a lot of general confusion.

Or The Who's state of general confusion?

There was also a lot of general confusion and uncertainty [around] their feelings and emotions.

"A.A.'s principle of anonymity may only be contributing to general confusion and prejudice".

In an illustration of the general confusion of today's Afghanistan, former Taliban supporters are present on both sides.

Local politicians are lining up to parade their opposition, parents are distrustful, leadership is silent and agitators like Acorn, the community group, are industriously taking advantage of the general confusion.

None of that general confusion that arises if you don't have his number and can't even have that conversation in the first place and have to guess what he's thinking based on the quality of the high five he gave you.

Communications among Americans, Poles, Bulgarians and Fijians have already become a nightmare -- different languages and rules of engagement and general confusion about responsibilities are par for the course.