Sentence examples similar to ignite confusion from inspiring English sources
The N.F.L.'s edict — there are no new rules involving hits to the head, just tougher penalties, including the possible suspensions and the threat of discipline for coaches and teams that do not teach proper technique — ignited confusion and, in some cases, outrage from many current players, especially defenders.
"It's too early to say; it will ignite a lot of confusion," he said.
During 15 or so seconds early on the morning of Oct. 17, Officer Hess fired four rounds, his lawyer said, into the Nissan Altima with Mr. Cox and Mr. Henry inside, killing Mr. Henry, wounding Mr. Cox and igniting a mix of confusion and anger.
In the 24 hours since it was first reported, the news has ignited anger and caused confusion among Afghans online.
But confusion during the 1958 conclave, when there were several false alarms — apparently because the straw failed to ignite — led the Vatican to find a more foolproof system using chemicals.
It did not ignite anything.
The scandal failed to ignite.
(This also did not ignite).
