Sentence examples similar to any sort of confusion from inspiring English sources

And then coming to America, and everyone saying, 'Oh, you're Russian,' created a sort of confusion.

However, this suggestion represents a sort of confusion about the knowledge argument.

3.36pm GMT 45 min England in all sorts of confusion here.

It was, as the Observer put it the following Sunday, "an interval of painful susspence", and in that interval unofficial reports caused all sorts of confusion and anxiety.

"One of the shocking things from this case was the unimpressive way in which the decisions about on-screen talent were made, there was all sorts of confusion and hearsay.

The 'age of consent' is a misnomer and lead to all sorts of confusion in public and parliamentary debates.

And it's always fun when the re-brand is a word you might actually use generically, leading to all sorts of confusion.

Not only does this lead to all sorts of confusion when the messages only make it over partially or out of order, but it's bad for your wallet, too: each block of 160 characters counts as a separate text.

I wasn't allowed to take the job -- long story -- but I remember one of the top editors telling me that the Web was "a black hole" for my career...) Anyway, there was basically all sorts of confusion, which was never really resolved.

"There was the sort of confusion in the Congo that anything could happen," he said.

"It's not like my name is scratched because there is some sort of confusion.