Sentences with phrase «of utter confusion»

There is merely a sense of utter confusion at the turn of events.

Then, like now, I was surprised to the point of utter confusion.

The next morning, the man sets off on the road, in a state of utter confusion.

That one can pray in a subway, at a machine, in the midst of utter confusion, is demonstrated by the fact that many people have done it.

To talk, as some do, as if scientists made these laws is clearly enough absurd, belonging, in New Yorker language, to the «department of utter confusion.»

From the days when, upon hearing the word «kombucha», we were met with faces of utter confusion and questions like «kombu - what?!»

I still remember a friend of my walking in while I was grabbing some pictures of the Firefly board game for review, his look of utter confusion speaking volumes and probably scarring him for life.

But this is a special game of utter confusion — everything is so wintery.

But each passing day is adding to the sense of utter confusion and chaos about a bill that has already completed its committee stage in the House of Commons.

Compare that to action directors like Michael Bay (Transformers) or Gore Verbinski (The Lone Ranger), who seem to delight in disorienting their audiences to the point of utter confusion.

When he looks around the room in a state of utter confusion, gently remind your tween that the pencils have been kept in the same kitchen drawer since he was in kindergarten.

«Contradictory briefings to the newspapers from Tory sources, from Treasury sources, from health department sources and - in case we forgot - from the Lib Dems; each one adding to the sense of utter confusion and chaos about a bill that has completed its committee stage of the House of Commons.

There's a great scene later in the film where writer Robert Lowell gives Eddie a long non-sequitur while speaking with federal agents and their reaction is one of utter confusion.

Spring Break is exhilarating to the point of utter confusion.