Sentence examples for regular confusion from inspiring English sources
"It is earnestly recommended to Mad Tom that he should embark for France and there be naturalized into the regular confusion of democracy," the London Times urged.
"In some ways, the effect of the Wall Street Journal is even worse, as it sows regular confusion among its 3 million daily subscribers – business leaders and investors among the most influential people in the country".
Thus, rabies is often handled unconnectedly by health and veterinary authorities, and there is regular confusion as to who is responsible for controlling this disease.
"Parallel importing", meaning retailers taking advantage of cross-border price differences to undercut regular prices, "creates confusion", to use the delicate phrase of Ferruccio Ferragamo, head of the Italian luxury-goods company founded by his shoe-making father, Salvatore.
Something else I see on a regular basis is confusion over Elisabeth Kubler-Ross's The Five Stages of Grief.
The major concern with this design is the confusion between regular turn signals and the modified stop lamp with both turn signals flashing.
President Trump's "running war" with the media created some confusion among regular attendees unsure of whether or not the event would even happen this year.
And as near as I can tell, he faced all of these challenges when he repped the Republican National Committee ― all without these regular lapses into emotional confusion and needless over-aggression.
And if you spoke to my family, they'd say it's still my life". His wife Paula, who teaches Greek to A-level students, and his two sons – Urban, 15, and Gus, 13 – are used to his regular absences, despite that early confusion about exactly what his job entailed.
But that shift "created confusion" among its regular customers, and Applebee's "drifted from what I'll call its middle-America roots," he said.
Confusion reigned as regulars retreating over the bridge tried to form up in the street-firing position of the other troops.
