Sentence examples for huge confusion from inspiring English sources
This caused huge confusion in the Sunderland defence.
I said, 'Dave, I like you, but explain to me how is it possible?' There is a huge confusion among cycling watchers, there are lots of questions.
Hawkeye, the technology company, has apologised to BT Sport after sending the broadcaster an image which caused huge confusion to viewers and pundits as the lines were not straight.
Sir Robin said Apple's statement was "calculated to produce huge confusion" when it contrasted the decision of high court judge Colin Birss with that of a US jury that awarded Apple a billion dollars in damages in a legal battle with Samsung.
Chengdu resident Aaron Ozment told the BBC there was huge confusion in the city.
My sense is that Kenya has been planning something for a while - but there is huge confusion about its tactics, goals and exit strategy.
The pub was built for servants at the Palace of the Bishops of Ely, which once stood nearby, and so, technically, it's in Cambridgeshire (leading to huge police confusion when a pair of jewel thieves holed up there after a raid).
As a taxpayer, I don't recall ever granting this "favor", but that aside, the President still demonstrates huge conceptual confusion when it comes to the economy.
Schools that are imprecise about discipline end up with a huge amount of confusion, with staff taking different views about what's acceptable". He clearly abhors confusion, since that's also the word he chooses to denounce the thematic curriculum.
