Sentence examples for personal confusion from inspiring English sources

But these steps are interwoven with group pressure on the one hand and personal confusion on the other.

Nothing was said for 30 minutes, and we all sat in our own personal confusion, at once ashamed and proud of what we had seen and heard, and done or not done.

Into that morass of personal confusion came "Sticks and Stones: Defeating the Culture of Bullying and Rediscovering the Power of Character and Empathy" by Emily Bazelon (once my editor at Slate).

In later years, with the decline in the influence of naturalism, he entered a period of personal confusion from which he emerged with a calm, almost religious attitude, which was reflected in Zansetsu (1918; "Lingering Snow").

A season of personal confusion and frustration crashed to a low point Tuesday when Wright struck out in the top of the ninth inning with a runner at third base and only one out, and then made a throwing error on the last play of the game to give Atlanta a 3-2 victory.

He added his personal confusion that President Barack Obama's answer to repeated incidences of mass gun-violence was to appeal for stricter gun control laws, then let students know they could take free "concealed carry" classes offered by the university.

A journalist at Der Spiegel dug deeper, and discovered that Ratjen's gender had been wrongly assigned as female at birth, and Ratjen had been raised as a girl his whole life; still only a shy teenager in 1936, this seems to be a sad and personal story about confusion, anxiety, and the fear of revealing yourself to be "different" – not a story about deliberate fascist gender cheating at all.

Local journalists exhibited considerable personal fear and confusion.

Brian Wells returned from abroad to find it already in the shops and marvelled at the fact that Nick, though quite lost in confusion and personal depression, could produce a work that captured him in the complete creative ascendant.

Loyalty is directed by Edward Hall in a tumultuous cacophony of bleeps and special ringtones and ordinary telephone purrings and burglar-alarm yowls and sirens and doorbells which, unusually, catches the aural confusion of personal and public demands.

"Proof is a play about genius, focusing on the bond between fathers and daughters, on mental fragility and personal strength, on our confusion at the threshold of love.