Sentence examples for surrounded by confusion from inspiring English sources

Athletics remains a beautifully simple sport surrounded by confusion.

The disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines flight is increasingly baffling, but it is not the first plane to vanish without trace or have its investigation surrounded by confusion and chaos.

Each new attempt has been surrounded by confusion and an absence of definitive information.

The latest report of Shekau's death — it is not the first — has been surrounded by confusion from the outset.

The Parr Chart, which is the same as the Sheridan Gardiner test 4 with the exception that it is used at 4 m rather than 3 m, contains a single letter surrounded by confusion bars on each page.

Paul Farmer, the chief executive of the charity Mind, who chaired the recent NHS taskforce, said the report laid bare how mental health funding within the NHS had been surrounded by longstanding "confusion … with many questions over whether pots of money announced over recent years have reached frontline services".

While our understanding of Penda's reign is quite unclear, and even the very notable and decisive battles he fought are surrounded by historical confusion, for the first time a general outline of important events regarding the Mercians becomes realistically possible.

The idea of a Peter Stringfellow character for women couldn't exist.' For too many women, says Boynton, sex is still surrounded by feelings of confusion, inadequacy and embarrassment.

The institution-building program of the Palestinian Authority Government which addresses these issues is surrounded by a great deal of confusion and misunderstanding.

The teams arrived for their prime-time nationally televised contest surrounded by uncertainty and fair amounts of confusion over their performances and their potential.

"There was a lot of confusion and Gaddafi was surrounded by our men.