Sentence examples for definitely a confusion from inspiring English sources
The uneasy feeling, almost a sadness, definitely a confusion, that I experience sometimes just in the moments I wake up in the morning.
"That flier most definitely caused confusion," says Joseph Agostini, a spokesman for the Republican party of Florida.
It added a bit of mystery, and definitely some confusion, to the night, but it also meant that your enjoyment was concentrated solely on what music you were hearing at that moment.
It is most definitely a great idea to avoid this confusion by ensuring that our touchpoints, messaging, and voice are all smooth, effective, and consistent across all platforms.
To say transgender is a taboo may be overstating it, but it is definitely an area ripe with confusion and misunderstanding.
"There was definitely some confusion".
"At the consular stage, there's definitely some confusion coming down from the Administration about how rigid to be," he said.
"It's definitely a moment in my life, that sort of angst and confusion about what my future was going to be," he remarked.
There is definitely a heroic dimension to this role, especially in the scene when, torn by confusion and anguish, Tamino grills the speaker at the temple.
Jennifer L. Daigle '96, who applied for a summer UROP, said, "Definitely, there was confusion.
