Sentence examples for basic confusion from inspiring English sources

But then, there's the basic confusion in Britain over who Romanians actually are, Lupşa tells me.

This basic confusion between humans and animals isn't the only problem with Dunbar's work.

The basic confusion arises from a "voluntary tip" that restaurant managers sometimes, but not always, add to bills.

Among women's editors attending the Italian spring collections, which ended Saturday, there is a basic confusion about his name.

Here, already, is a basic confusion – promiscuity in general means being undiscriminating, whereas sexual promiscuity means only sex outside a regular relationship.

BASIC CONFUSION One of the great enemies of people working abroad is bad advice, especially since there are fewer sources to counter misinformation thousands of miles from home.

Do you think your basic sexual confusion underlies your political confusions?

Since then there have been reports of hundreds of police deserting across the border, residents stocking up on food and basic necessities and confusion over who is running the country of 2 million people.

The deal is a model for action pending a more comprehensive global climate agreement, Mr. Obidzinski said, but it could be hobbled by such basic challenges as confusion over what land can be considered virgin forest.

The bad news is that there is a great deal of confusion about basic facts relevant to policy.

The agency report was deeply critical of its device approval process and said that confusion over basic rules and how to resolve differences among reviewers was rife.