Sentence examples for create some confusion from inspiring English sources

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The numerous perspectives and the split chronology create some confusion, but the novel's examination of violence, sexism, and spirituality is powerful.

Once you introduce the strange and the unbeautiful to a treasures show, you create some confusion; you upset expectations, ruffle the aesthetic pleasure principle.

While the existence of two prosecco appellations is bound to create some confusion, the much stricter D.O.C.G. regulations will limit yields and ensure that the grapes actually come from the hilly area, while the need to distinguish prosecco superiore from the regular one will encourage producers to excel.

Similarly, if each of the 3,649,592 people who follow @RyanSeacrest texts "RYAN" to 90999, well, it won't be long before we all can again enjoy such pearls of wisdom as this recent post: "have u ever been getting a massage... then feel some gurgling in ur stomach... and fear a gas attack?? What do u do?!" MS. BLAKE says she is braced for the digital-death campaign to create some confusion.

"Changing it too many times - it does create some confusion.

In reality, though, having these competing standards will likely create some confusion with car buyers and it'll be interesting to see how the car manufacturers try to alleviate this.

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The passport has created some confusion, however.

All of this has created some confusion on the beach.

The various efforts from all levels of government also created some confusion.

This divorce-driven accumulation of wives past and present, of children from several broods, creates some confusion for the reader.

The 1st day she created some confusion by taking up a number of tickets she should merely have punched.

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