Sentence examples similar to resigned confusion from inspiring English sources
Former England captain Fran Cotton, who managed the British and Irish Lions during their series win over South Africa in 1997, has called for Steele to resign over the confusion.
The chairman of the Bank of Cyprus resigned on Tuesday, although there remains some confusion about who among the bank's board and senior management remains on the job.
Madagascar is in turmoil and confusion today after the president resigned in the face of a military coup d'état.
Some hemophiliacs say they are resigned to their fate, acknowledging that there was too much confusion about AIDS in the early years of the epidemic to blame anyone.
After days of confusion, Kevin Keegan's future was clarified tonight when he resigned as Newcastle manager.
By Saturday night Mr Carmona had resigned and, at the end of a day of tension and confusion, Mr Chavez's vice-president, Diosdado Cabello, made the dramatic announcement that his boss would resume power.
Burford resigned, saying her departure was "essential to termination of the controversy and confusion" surrounding EPA.
PAGE A3 Confusion in the Kremlin President Vladimir V. Putin's powerful chief of staff apparently resigned to protest the arrest of Russia's richest businessman.
Adding to the sense of confusion enfolding the country's financial sector, the chairman of the Bank of Cyprus resigned abruptly Tuesday after a showdown with Mr. Demetriades, the head of the central bank, and the finance ministry.
When Richard Holloway resigned as Bishop of Edinburgh in 2000, the tabloids crowed over what they saw as his final confusion: for years he'd been their favourite "barmy bishop".
