Sentences with phrase «into confusion»

When looking inward, it's all too easy to fall into confusion, self - deception, and a host of distractions.

But for borrowers, it was yet another descent into confusion.

Maybe I can offer some insight into your confusion, at least.

If you look at the directions while you're assembling this, you won't run into any confusion.

In the meantime, the three most recent measurements have thrown the study of G into confusion.

Everything becomes a blur as the story melts into confusion.

While my solitary female figures are strong and confident in their sexuality, these paintings also offer a glimpse into the confusion and doubt felt by women in their moments alone.

Rather than give into the confusion, you can use our resources to quickly narrow down your options and find the best possible coverage.

I don't think it's close to being a great piece, but the way it came out suggests an insight into the confusion I felt blogging last season.

The Philistines are thrown into confusion by the LORD's thunder, routed without a blow's being struck.

In the latter book Whitehead recognizes the danger that his earlier rise of «perception» can lead into confusion, and he acknowledges «that it may be advisable for philosophers to confine the word «perception»» to «experiential functions which arise directly from stimulation of the various bodily sense - organs» (AI 229).

Quoting Augustine, he says, «Do away with the prostitutes and you will throw everything into confusion with lusts» (Summa Theologica, Q. # 10, art.

In recent digital animations inspired by the works of science - fiction writers such as Samuel R. Delany, J.G.Ballard, Ursula K. Le Guin, H.G. Wells, and Philip K. Dick, owls and fox - like creatures talk, buildings splinter into a confusion of displaced and multiple planes, shapes mutate and duplicate, time dissolves, and rooms transform into labyrinthine spaces.

If a penitent had a particularly successful course of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, he might acquire a new inner strength, which would mean that sleeping with his partner became a mortal sin; but the following week, he might be plunged into confusion by reading a liberal theologian, and perhaps after that the sin would become non-mortal again.

But the «regulated period» has been thrown into confusion by the calling of a «snap» election.

But cinematically, that just translates into confusion for the viewer.

That weirdness seemed to turn into confusion for some rally attendees as red - hatted Electrical Workers heckled speakers for not mentioning their strike against Charter Communications (owners of Spectrum / Time Warner Cable and NY1).

Residents of Atijere community in the Ilaje Local Government Area, LGA, of Ondo State were Tuesday thrown into confusion as the traditional ruler, Oba Samuel Edema,...

And so the party will plunge further into confusion with Reed foreseeing more leadership challenges in the months and years to come and a messy outcome should Corbyn survive.

Thanks for an interesting series of posts... I was generally ok with the first three parts... but as soon as you introduced Kiehle and Trenberth into the mix then everything descended into confusion and muddle... perhaps that was their intent.

And if you give them too many choices they may go into confusion about what's their best option, and decide to end the anxiety by putting the piece down with the intention of coming back to it later when they have the time to sort everything through.

On the next block, on the same page, everything has changed: Clarity and innocence turn quickly into confusion and fear.

Lord Mandelson, the business secretary, said: «Ken Clarke's comments have thrown George Osborne's tax plans into confusion.

«Many find that the familiar words of worship and the singing of hymns reach into confusion and unlock the gates of memory.

Mr. Wieseltier falls into confusion when he stumbles over the word «absolute.»

Saddam Hussein's invasion and annexation of Kuwait may have thrown the world economy into confusion, but it has revived one flagging and undeniably American industry: dispensationalist pop - apocalyptic.

And Peter, who only a moment earlier was so sure of what he knew, is thrown back into confusion.

Sarah can be called the brain behind the mess in the life of her hasband, that was a wicked advice given to the hasband because of her impatiance landed the father of faith into confusion.

A few years ago Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger made reference to «a gray pragmatism in the Church's daily life -LRB-...) in which everything appears to be «business as usual,» but in which faith is actually eroded and cast into confusion.

Journalists across the world were thrown into confusion today after apparantly false reports emerged that Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al - Megrahi had died.

A police source said the incident happened around 5.20 pm, adding that it threw the community into confusion.

Residents of Malumfashi local government area of Kastina state were on Tuesday thrown into confusion following the mysterious birth of a baby with two heads by...

The man that said Buhari resignation will throw the country into confusion is running away from the truth.

«To avoid the ugly consequences of letting President Buhari's ailments throw Nigeria into confusion, I am urging all Nigerians to begin to pray for his divine healing and perfect recovery.

He also said as long as the federal government continues to disturb the progress of Rivers state, so long would God throw the government at the centre into confusion.

However, the Liberal Democrat tax policy was thrown into confusion yesterday after Vice Cable, the party's Treasury spokesman, refused to rule out a Vat rise if elected.

BERN, SWITZERLAND — Plans to open a long - awaited neutron source this fall near Munich were thrown into confusion last week after the German cabinet called for a change in the research reactor's fuel source.

Within a week of winning the general election, John Major has thrown the future of British science into confusion.

Still, the «joy of stats» seduces many into confusion and causal overreach.

Blomkamp seems to want to invoke the memory of South African apartheid into the confusion, but he doesn't know how.

The giant terminal will be served by only a handful of trains a day — throwing into confusion government plans to turn the town into -LSB-...]

And because this is a Coen brothers movie, blood spills freely as everyone from personal trainers to CIA spies sink deeper and deeper into confusion.

Walcott condemned the timing of the suit, saying that it throws the students already registered to attend the targeted charter schools into confusion.

Hitler, he said, had «thrown all ethical concepts into confusion.»

But it was just the yes and no of the wind heaving her perch and whipping her feathers into a confusion of leaves.

Good crime fiction puts the reader smack into the confusion detectives have to endure in order to solve the crime, and this novel does so to an almost unbearable level.

The «personal use» changes throw the eBook market into confusion, as they misleadingly suggest that the buyer can then strip the book of DRM.

For most, this approach is counter intuitive, since generally folks assume the dogs speaks English, and then they start throwing out commands louder and faster, sending the dog into confusion all while yanking on the leash.