Sentence examples for stage confusion from inspiring English sources

Wallinger once recorded a performance of the comedian Tommy Cooper and played it backwards, reflected in a mirror, a sort of loving homage to Cooper's anarchic stage confusion.

At one stage, amid confusion over Patel's evidence, he replied: "I'm not a very good wordsmith".

"The health professions have played a role in oversimplifying and creating the stage for confusion," said Dr. Barnett S. Kramer, associate director for disease prevention at the National Institutes of Health.

The fact that they took a backward step at the posttest stage suggests confusion in students' minds as they grapple with new conceptions of random sampling.

The detection of patients in an early stage of confusion and the classification in categories could become an important advantage of the NEECHAM Confusion Scale [ 18, 28].

Just as I found myself reading and re-reading and doubting the meaning of individual sentences, so later events in the novel threw everything in the early stages into confusion.

The Beatles and their entourage flew out and affixed their seal of approval, and India sucked in shoals of skinny and scabby western metaphysical tramps in pantomime clothes who "found themselves" in various stages of confusion, seeking sanctuary from what they perceived as uniquely western decay and materialism.

The proposed cryptosystem adopts three stages for confusion and diffusion which are well integrated into the compression chain.

As we mature, we learn to trust that we are capable of complex thinking -- a kind of thinking that in its initial stages brings confusion.

After the stage, there was confusion about King's official time.

There is a searing stage that is confusion, fury, despair, renunciation, flight — but it is not the final one.