Sentence examples for strong confusion from inspiring English sources

The sum of these lower reverberation echoes sometimes makes a strong confusion with targets.

A relatively strong confusion is made between say thank you (A) and throw an object in front (G) gestures, which can be caused by the proximity between the involved body motions (notably the arm motion).

A strong confusion also occurs between rub one's eyes (I) and cover one's ears (H), which can also be explained by body motions similarities (only upper members are involved, and their motions are close in both cases).

But closer to the middle, where the feeling is strongest, confusion mingles with anxiety, even embarrassment.

Therefore, the complexity and nonlinearity of the chaotic map yield strong bit confusion and diffusion with the low expense of floating-point computations.

This creates a strong sense of confusion: on the one hand, the 'socially excluded' would like to share the goods (the 'symbols' and the 'idols' of the community) and, on the other hand, they know that they will never be part of the community that can afford those goods.

Its stars, like Simon Schama and David Starkey, exploit its blood-and-guts drama and carve out of its confusions strong narratives which appear to offer clarity and understanding.

Instead, I experienced mild disappointment, considerable confusion and strong annoyance.

Gloomy and intimate, the songs are Smith at his best, though there's also a strong hint of the confusion and instability that haunted his final days.

Mr. Fujimori staked a bold claim for continued popular support in his country, and expressed strong remorse for causing confusion among his supporters.

Given the popularity of star-graded reviews these days, there's a strong possibility of typographical confusion if either show wins a clutch of **** or ***** notices because the plays are being advertised on the theatres' websites and posters and in the press as The Motherf**ker With the Hat and F*ck the Polar Bears.