Sentence examples for confusions with from inspiring English sources

She indicated her confusions with twitches and bewildered scratches of her head, as well as with sequences in which her suddenly intense choreography swept her off her feet.

Many subsequent legends developed, and the story of the "invention," or the finding of the cross, enhanced by romances and confusions with other Helens, became a favourite throughout Christendom.

If you wanna follow some artists, there's more confusions with that," said Beats co-founder Jimmy Iovine as he introduced Apple Music on-stage at WWDC. "So I reached out to [Apple executives] Tim Cook and Eddy Cue and said: 'Guys, can we build a bigger and better ecosystem with the elegance and simplicity that only Apple can do?'..

There would certainly be rows within the party, which some people reckon could be as fierce as those that rent it in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when the pragmatic Helmut Schmidt was chancellor and the visionary Willy Brandt was chairman, even though much of the feuding then was over foreign and defence matters.The government has seized upon the Social Democrats' economic confusions with glee.

All misidentifications were confusions with the neighboring vowels.

This allows us to test for confusions with other interactions.

Hiddleston surfs the confusion with ease.

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There is also some room for confusion with buffaloes.

Recording is the biggest area of confusion with these services.

It is already causing confusion with early voters.