Sentence examples for total confusion of from inspiring English sources

The investigation was a total confusion of languages.

'There's total confusion about all of it.

A statement she wrote hours later suggesting she was in the apartment at the time of the murder was the product of "total confusion", Hellman said.

Do you remember the feeling of total confusion and captivation that emerged from watching your first few episodes of "Looney Tunes"?

"But what young gay people today don't realize is, there were centuries of total confusion about how to express your sexuality".

Meanwhile, anyone trying to understand the Guardian's rules for capitalisation ("Nazi but nazism"; "information commissioner but Information Commissioner's Office") will, I fear, end up not knowing whether to shit or buy gas (1973: "an expression of total confusion").

The group of friends from Cardiff, who are experienced marathon runners, described "a state of total confusion and shock" as they made arrangements to fly home on Tuesday.

Howard spent the first weeks after the accident in a state of total confusion.

After a few awkward moments of total confusion, Joe (I feel like we're on a first-name basis), Lindsey and I hopped in his Mini Cooper".

So, at home we're going to make penguins in a thousand different ways, maybe square ones with big heads and stripy beaks pointing upwards... and maybe with purple bellies covered in orange dots!" I won't bother describing the look of total confusion that came across the poor girl's face when she heard my words.

In 2005 John Birt, a former Director-General of the BBC, said Hurd's announcement came "right out of the blue", while Danny Morrison, who in 1988 was director of publicity for Sinn Féin, spoke of the total confusion that resulted.