Sentence examples for had a confusion from inspiring English sources

On the diagramed deal from a match played in Manhattan in February, both North-South pairs had a confusion, but the results were very different.

"You had a confusion in your mind about where the 265[p] came from and you have sought subsequently to attribute it to Mr Wormsley … The truth slips out.

I had a confusion of feelings and thoughts: embrace her, weep with her, kiss her, pull her hair, laugh, pretend to sexual experience and instruct her in a learned voice, distancing her with words just at the moment of greatest closeness.

The Auerbach, on the other hand, has a confusion of focal points.

Instead of the naturalist theatre's fourth wall, here we have a confusion of invisible separations.

How has a confusion of competences between the EU and its individual Member States regarding asylum and migration policy impacted the EU's ability to manage the refugee crisis?

"Graduates outside Wales have a confusion about the names of our health boards," she said.

Norberto Bocchi and Giorgio Duboin had a system confusion and reached a bad slam contract, giving contradictory explanations to the opponents.

White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow suggested she had got "ahead of the curve" and had a "momentary confusion".

Mr Corbyn said there had been "a confusion" over the meeting, and he had held separate discussions with Mrs May later on.

I just had a moment of confusion".