Sentence examples for confusion that there from inspiring English sources

Iran's embassy in Lebanon, meanwhile, identified the dead man as Hessam Khoshnevis, leading to confusion that there might be a second death.

I said to myself, you will never see them again my grandparents, whom I had seen several times a week since I was born but I still felt, at the level of unconscious certainty, that this was a brief confusion, that there would be a happy ending.

That this is often seen as a paradigmatic case of a quantified statement is often based on the confusion that "there is" is a quantifier in "There is a number between 6 and 8".

It's just me! (laughs) There's sometimes some confusion that there's a twin, or a clone or something.

In the confusion that followed, there was uncertainty about the extent of damage to health facilities as well as a lack of information about the temporary clinics that were rapidly being set up.

("It's really hard to comprehend the confusion that's over there now," Senator Harry Reid said).

"We want to reduce the confusion that's out there about what consumers should be eating in terms of their own health and what they should be buying in terms of what's good for the planet," Ms. McLaughlin said.

In the meantime, she said she hopes to educate people and "clear up the confusion that's out there".

"Let me clear up any confusion that may be out there sowed by the other side," Mr. Steele said.

The chaos and confusion that is apparent when there has not been a good rehearsal shows up in all your pictures.

"We are puzzled by the statement and we think it represents the lack of insight and the confusion that has been generated out there," he said.