Sentence examples for certain amount of confusion from inspiring English sources

For my part I've never been too much of a fan of bathhouses because they present so many confusing issues of protocol and etiquette that can induce a certain amount of confusion and anxiety.

A certain amount of confusion is inevitable.

This has led to a certain amount of confusion.

Results indicate that drivers show certain amount of confusion and hesitation when encountering an EFL intersection for the first time.

So there's a certain amount of confusion going on in the game, and there's also a certain amount of a lot of things make sense.

This led to a certain amount of confusion when, in 1971, the aging dictator returned in triumph, accompanied by his new wife, Isabel, a former dancer.

A certain amount of cultural confusion, for one thing.

There's a certain amount of untidiness and confusion to the digital experience, and that's okay.

There's been a certain amount of (entirely justifiable) anger and confusion from many Labour supporters today at reports in the Mail on Sunday that Ed Miliband met George Galloway in his Westminster office recently.

The after perfect (AFP), which is one of the most characteristic features of Irish English, has given rise to a certain amount of debate and a great deal of confusion.

SARAH GREEN: It's interesting because I think that to be comfortable with confusion takes a certain amount of boldness, not just on the person who's learning, but on the teacher or the manager as well.