Sentence examples for confusion out from inspiring English sources

"Everybody wants to follow the law, but there is a great deal of fear and confusion out there as to what this entails".

There's some confusion out there about what we call these sorts of applications.

It's other hospitals, other health-maintenance organizations, nursing homes, clinics — there's a lot of confusion out there".

"Just in case there's any confusion out there, I am not going to walk away from health care reform," Mr. Obama said.

It's a marketer's dream when a beer drinker becomes a Bud drinker, and brand names can take a lot of the confusion out of wine buying.

"We get this noise and confusion out there that somehow causes people to have tunnel vision," the chief said, worried that potential credible witnesses will be discouraged.

But confusion broke out on Monday among the allies in Europe over who exactly would carry the military operation forward once the United States stepped back, and from where.

Byron called Pope "the most beautiful of poets", and even The Dunciad, a poem of cultural darkness and confusion, strikes out in strangely lovely sallies.

Confusion broke out over reports that 20,000 people, thought to be undetected victims, had been seen on the move north of Maputo, the capital.

The model, scaling analysis, and the associated results were not affected by the confusion pointed out by Roling and Drüschler.

In the time of confusion reach out to someone that you have had a history of trust with.