Sentence examples for resilient confusion from inspiring English sources

David Cameron's Conservatives accept it.The second almost-solved problem stemmed from a resilient confusion: a peculiar British belief that, because the state funded the NHS, it should also run all the hospitals.

This means they have to be far more self-regulated and motivated, but also more resilient to the inevitable disappointments and confusion of exploring what can feel like an overwhelming area of research.

This confusion undermines the coherence and effectiveness of efforts to build resilient education systems.

Relative to those with stable incomes, participants with spill-related income loss had significantly worse scores on tension/anxiety, depression, fatigue, confusion, and total mood disturbance scales; had higher rates of depression; were less resilient; and were more likely to use behavioral disengagement as a coping strategy.

Resilient, too.

Confusion followed.

Confusion ensued.

Confusion reigned.

Q: Confusion!

"They are so resilient".

"She's incredibly resilient".