Sentence examples for our confusion from inspiring English sources
Maybe our confusion is intentional: we're supposed to be as lost as they are.
King George V's ambivalence about his duties is our confusion over national identity.
The imagery of "Karama Has No Walls" cuts through our confusion.
But once we understand our confusion, Freud can also be quite illuminating.
This explains our confusion about smacking, and your next misconception - that it is harmful and ineffective.
Our problems lie elsewhere, in our confusion over the sources of ultimate happiness.
Our confusion over portions in Britain is linked to the fact that we have lost so many of our basic instincts about cooking.
Businesses have sought to profit from our confusion, and governments have taken further advantage of it, threatening the survival of democracy itself.
In an era marked by a "chaotic maelstrom of virginities," Blank's book is a useful, if sometimes clumsy, antidote to our confusion.
—the first thing we're confronted by is our own confusion, our own ignorance.
Mr. Bush shares our confusions.
