Sentence examples for then confusion from inspiring English sources

Then, confusion.

Before then, confusion reigned.

By then, confusion was beginning to boil over.

I watched as Deedee's eyes widened with surprise, then confusion, then fear.

I read with interest, then confusion, Dennis Overbye's essay, "Back to the Moon!

But many others were in a state of shock, mingled at first with defiance and then confusion.

Momentarily, I felt completely at ease: then total confusion.

But that first stroke was followed by others, then falls, confusion, incontinence.

There is, then, much confusion about the very idea of liberalism.

Their earliest references in the Oxford English Dictionary originated in the first half of the 16th century, but then the confusion began.

Words fascinated him, with their "faithlessness" and slipperiness, with the way they could clarify like a shaft of daylight and then spread confusion like a mist.