Sentence examples for confusions between from inspiring English sources

You can get lost among its confusions between the real and the illusory.

Through overlooking it, or blurring it through insufficient attention, arise the confusions between art and technique.

Embodying the confusions between what is lifelike and what is alive, robots have always held an anxious fascination.

If only there could have been some way to have a character in Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra" mention Stoppardian drama and its confusions between the staged and the real, or its dizzying games with language and genre.

Sophie-Louise Dann's Edith certainly turned heads with eyes so big and an accent so far back that later confusions between the words "orphan" and "often" already made perfect sense.

There are Barker-style confusions between 'toupee' and 'to pay' and 'hair' and 'hare', and when the ultimate showdown comes between Quartermaine and the Kong-sized rabbit, there's a sign saying: 'The buck stops here.' The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is a lot of fun and, in a likable way, very British.

There has long been confusion between Stauntonia and Holboellia.

The confusion between the two surfaced in odd ways.

There's confusion between our nose and eye.

(Confusion between metres and feet seems to be to blame).

There is no muddle here between what Lawson quips as a confusion between "likeness with likability".