Sentence examples for big confusion from inspiring English sources

"They created a big confusion, and that is all".

This is a big confusion for the children".

"There's a big confusion around those resins," Carpenter says.

"There's been a big confusion in how this thing is marketed," said the museum's curator, Steve Cutler.

"The Alliance is sharing the workers salary along with entrepreneurs so now there is a big confusion.

But the word is out — true, false or in between — and ever since Tuesday, life at the school has been "like a big confusion," said Maria Garcia, a fifth grader.

The biggest confusion was over how he wanted us to move the ball forward.

In his new book he follows the biggest confusion of all: the prospect that our species will change radically, starting sooner than you ever imagined.

My biggest confusion in life, I think, is trying to fix problems that aren't mine to solve.

The biggest one: confusion.

It's a strange thing to lead with, but it's likely already proven a pretty big source of confusion among consumers, so might as well cut that confusion off at the pass, really.