Sentence examples for terrible confusion from inspiring English sources

This causes terrible confusion.

"The terrible confusion aboard reveals an incredible carelessness when applying security norms," Beniamino Deidda, Tuscany's chief prosecutor, told reporters.

But her meta-lucidity amid terrible confusion, driven by powerful love, has given us a way forward.

For an assault that had begun with such terrible confusion, the Utah Beach landings ended as a spectacular success beyond the most optimistic expectations.

Most troubling of all, he is thrown into a terrible confusion when Keats's letters to Fanny Brawne finally come to light in the late 1870s.

Meredydd Hughes acknowledged that the police response to the unfolding disaster was "a picture of terrible confusion, a lack of leadership at critical times".

This is what infantry combat is really like -- terrible noise, confusion and chaos, the dead, the dying and body parts scattered everywhere, blood spilled in such profusion that it causes rifles to jam.

We are, each and every one of us, living in a terrible maze of confusion and delusion – and the world reflects your confusion and mine – writ large.

In the face of terrible losses and confusion, her mind had found refuge in imaginary children.

"These are terrible times of confusion of ethical rules," he said.

When a case is serious, symptoms usually include having convulsions or tremors, confusion, terrible headache, high fever, paralysis of part of the body, and even coma, according to the Mayo Clinic.