Sentence examples for confusions appear from inspiring English sources

In at least 6 of the 22 cases, octave confusions appear (e.g., subjects 4, 5, 6, 7, 15, and 20).

The kidnapping and ensuing confusion appear to point to widespread infiltration of the military by Boko Haram supporters.

The confusion appears carefully orchestrated.

Nonetheless, confusion appears to follow him around.

This recalled the confusion in 2001 after an American spy plane had collided with a Chinese fighter.Similar confusion appears to have broken out again.

Just when the confusion appeared resolved, he helpfully added: "I love Guillermo del Toro and Peter Jackson and I certainly wouldn't take myself out of the conversation".

The confusion appears to be largely the fault of federal immigration officials, who in recent months have issued vaguely worded or seemingly contradictory statements about the program.

Susan Weinstock, director of Pew's safe checking project, said the confusion appears to stem from the way banks present overdraft options to customers.

The confusion appears to have begun because St Andrew's Day is celebrating across a range of countries, which as well as Scotland and Romania also includes Poland, Ukraine and elsewhere.

In December, the death of the North Korean ruler Kim Jong-il made "RIP Lil Kim" — for the female rapper — a popular topic, though in this case at least some of the confusion appeared genuine.

The confusion appears to stem from the distant past of personal computing - that is, a couple of years ago - when some machines were not designed as well as they are today.