Sentence examples for wave of confusion from inspiring English sources

That comment set off a wave of confusion among parents of children in gifted programs.

Told against the backdrop of Othello, the school play for which Amrith is auditioning, Swimming in the Monsoon Sea follows Amrith as he falls for a Canadian boy who comes to town – setting off a wave of confusion about himself and his identity.

President Trump's infamous Twitter account, @realDonaldTrump went offline briefly on Thursday, setting forth a wave of confusion and emotions.

Waves of confusion and paranoia crash over you.

They heard stories of change being implemented poorly or half-heartedly: either strong-armed through, alienating employees and reducing productivity; or resulting in waves of confusion that required much time, energy and money to overcome.

By 11 30 a.m., race officials, who were consulting with city fire officials, medical experts and the police, stopped the run, setting off waves of confusion and chaos in some parts of the course.

Even thinking that word had the power to submerge me in waves of confusion and shame.

In an unprecedented wave of fear, confusion and panic, nearly 13 million shares changed hands on the New York Stock Exchange today.

But in the strange quiet of the Tin Tabernacle I was lost at sea, overwhelmed by a briny wave of doubt and confusion.

Egyptian newspaper Al-Ahram described "a huge wave of controversy and confusion" as five people who protested against the decision were arrested at the weekend before being released on Monday.

Boz Scaggs's little-known "Hard Times" describes being sucked back into a bad relationship in a "sea of confusion" with "waves of no recovery".