Sentence examples for shot confusion from inspiring English sources

Books such as The President Has Been Shot: Confusion, Disability and the 25th Amendment, by Herbert Abrams, and Reagan's autobiography, An American Life, argue President Reagan's intent to transfer power to Vice President Bush was clear.

The captain's tiff with an overweight 44-year-old Phil Mickelson – drained by two outings on day one, ignored on day two and restored to full working order on day three, when the fox was shot – hinted at confusion and dissent.

They have suggested that the rebels mistook the commercial aircraft for a military plane and shot it down in confusion.

According to his conscientious objector application, Sergeant Mejia was particularly upset when a young Iraqi boy was shot and, because of confusion at the medical unit, died.

To that end, studios now announce release dates long before the first frame has been shot (though to add confusion, those dates are often shifted).

Witnesses described seeing people who, as it seemed to the witnesses amid the confusion, were being shot at from the air as they ran (this is one of many points that deserve further investigation).

Mr. Pistorius's defense lawyers had asked him to take off his prosthetic legs to highlight the sense of vulnerability they say he felt when, acting out of fear and confusion, he fatally shot his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, early on Feb. 14, 2013.

Nolan was forced to blow the casing out of frame instead, but in the confusion, the crew shot it backwards.

In the dark confusion, Schmitt was shot, probably by Russian musketry, in a field between the Waldstein and Heudürrgraben.

But he is insisting that there is more to the story — that the people in the place have rich interior lives shot through with memories, desires, and confusions.

We would run the risk of getting shot by our own guys in the confusion.