Sentence examples for confusion created from inspiring English sources
When I spoke with Representative Maloney, she acknowledged the "confusion" created by Hirsch's finding.
Confusion created by reading the sign from the narrow north end.
"It was an error and we apologize for the confusion created".
That, Mr. Farrell said, is "an amphiboly, a logical confusion created by a grammatical ambiguity".
The confusion created by a gate change can lead to more delays, the executives said.
Dr. Corey wrote, referring to the earlier official news release, "I sincerely want to apologize for the confusion created by these misleading statements".
Such confusion creates temptation, particularly when it is combined with the need to keep customers happy.
Such confusion creates unnecessary fear and diverts attention from more dangerous plots.
There is no doubt that this creates confusion — it has created confusion already in the political environment".
Pinkston added that this confusion is "creating a major officer safety issue".
This, too, created confusion.
