Sentence examples for be a confusion from inspiring English sources

Basically, there seems to be a confusion between saying that something is usual and saying that it is necessary.

One of the main jobs was to make the story flow — not to let the second act be a confusion.

One reason for this may be a confusion between a manager's target pay and what he actually ends up with.

Perfect clarity emerges from what in other hands would be a confusion of time frames and viewpoints.

And the company's mission tends to be a confusion of the commercial and the social.There are plenty of examples of good practice for state capitalists to draw on.

Mary's narrative uses an invented dialect characterised by what seems at first to be a confusion of pronouns: "Him puts hims hands on the table".

This is a confusion.

"It's a confusion," Dr. Quist said.

And this is a confusion politicians deliberately encourage.

There's a confusion of cultural identity now".

"For years there's been a confusion over that.