Sentence examples for certain confusion from inspiring English sources

Gasps in court, and also a certain confusion.

But like other transsexuals, he always sensed a certain confusion.

The finale, Presto giocoso, was fast and exciting, reflecting a certain confusion.

Altogether, it is evident that RMAs might cause certain confusion and potential misinterpretation of sequence variants.

An American review of Myanmar policy is under way, but official silence over Miss Suu Kyi's trial hints at a certain confusion.

But there has been a certain confusion about Republican declarations on foreign policy that Mr. Bush will eventually have to clear up.

"Is there any other way to feel?" "You could say to yourself, 'My mother has had a stroke and has certain confusions that I can't do anything about.' " "You don't understand.

Plato's own assumption of this position perhaps reflects certain confusions about the knowability of things that change; one should not, however, on that ground exclude this aspect of the concept of reality from metaphysical thought in general.

For there is a certain taxonomical confusion at work.

The new body Creative Scotland will also be reviewing the organisations it supports, amid a certain degree confusion about its role and responsibilities.

This leads to a certain cultural confusion, but once you strip away the production's excessive exuberance, you discover an immensely subtle play about appearance and reality.