Sentence examples for confusion of two from inspiring English sources

So that, at least, would eliminate the confusion of two President Clintons announced at state dinners.

My head is light with the confusion of two things, hunger for you and scare if I am lost.

What I love even more than the simple cliché is maybe the malapropism — the happy confusion of TWO cliches.

18 Fabius Maximus lets the enemy sow their crops: Apparently a confusion of two occasions.

This means that in the near future instead of the confusion of two different standards, we'll have the headache of four.

Looking at the reality of ancient Mesoamerica, it quickly becomes clear that much of the uproar rose out of a confusion of two distinct cultures that lived 500 years apart.

In fact, he believes the new system has replaced confusion of one kind with confusion of another.

The strongest statement that can be made based on those opinions is that "surveys without obvious defects indicating confusion of seven percent to 15percentt of the sample have been held adequate, when supported by other evidence, to prove a likelihood of confusion". Restatement (Third) of Unfair Competition § 20 cmt.

In Belgium, the initial erroneous identification or confusion of four alien species (Digitaria violascens, Eleocharis pellucida, Juncus dichotomus and Vicia dalmatica) with non-invasive species made it possible for noxious environmental weeds to become invasive and a problem for conservation management (Verloove 2010).

Puns are, after all, pretty harmless faux-confusions of two words that sound alike; surely hating them is... well, it's homophone-bia.

Such mistakes are confusions of two objects of thought, and the Wax Tablet model does not dispute the earlier finding that there can be no such confusions.