Sentence examples for a confusion of from inspiring English sources

There's a confusion of cultural identity now".

Enron's collapse might suggest a confusion of quantity with quality.

"It can mean a confusion of reality and screen life.

But there are risks in such a confusion of realms.

What we have here is a confusion of metaphors.

It's a babble of noise, a confusion of colour.

But it could replace a confusion of DAs with a confusion of judges, some of them tartars and some of them pussycats.

The phrase apparently originated as a confusion of 'comprise' and 'composed of'".

Help me?" amid a confusion of rich, ripe, rotting smells, something rancid.

In "Solitary Swedish Houses," Tranströmer writes: A confusion of black spruce and smoking moonbeams.

He left a large, loving family in a confusion of sorrow and gratitude for his release.