Sentence examples for another confusion from inspiring English sources

But now that analysts at least have become reconciled to replacing the manifest dream by the meaning revealed by its interpretation, many of them have become guilty of falling into another confusion which they cling to with equal obstinacy.

Mr. Fujimori used the word surprise together with another, confusion, to describe the impact of his abrupt resignation on his nation, and on his supporters after a career marked by never-say-quit doggedness.

Aside from the fact that it was three lawyers, not judges, there was another confusion, as the appended footnote pointed out: "This article was amended on 3 June 2014 … It was actually industry lawyers who said the proposals could breach the European convention on human rights…".

Another confusion maker is the new Regulation FD, which is really leaving the average investor no better off than before.

Another confusion maker is the new Regulation FD, which really is leaving the average investor no better off than before.

It behaves partly like a term but not enough so, or it is vague in ways that bother us, or it puts kinks in a theory or encourages one or another confusion.

ANOTHER QUAFF OF CONFUSION A new study linking alcoholic beverages to breast cancer has left many women in a panic.

This awkward blurring of the real and the artificial both parallels and feeds off another dramatic confusion: that between private and public life.

When at last his fellow artists Poussin and Porbus are allowed to inspect the finished canvas, they are horrified to see a blizzard of random forms and colours piled one upon another in confusion.

Then someone said, "What state are we in?" and another said, "Confusion," just as I said, "Rhode Island," and the four of them laughed about that, repeating it over and over — Rhode Island, Confusion, Confusion, Rhode Island — until the van finally stopped, and we pushed the door open, and there was downtown Providence.

Another is confusion about what liquidity means.