Sentence examples for it is a confusion from inspiring English sources

It is a confusion fed by the turmoil of Palestinian politics and the social and class divides in cities like this one.

But this it is a confusion to think that this is the purpose of the principle of Recombination.

It is a confusion to think you could feel my headache, but I assume you hear the sounds I hear.

It is a confusion to take oneself to be "punishing" another for some fact over which he has or had no control (Mabbott 1939).

As Field points out, it is a confusion to argue against his view by claiming that if we add some bits of mathematics to a body of mathematical claims (not nominalistic ones), we may obtain new consequences that could not be achieved otherwise (Field 1989, p. 128).

But it is a confusion on the viewer's part.

It's a confusion that in its most willful usage accounts for, if not the direct formation of stereotypes leading to bigotry, certainly the illogical but presumed justification and reinforcement of stereotypes by the bigot.

"It's a confusion," Dr. Quist said.

It's a confusion the novelist seems to encourage.

Behind the scenes it was a confusion of rumours, horse-trading, threats and conflicts of interest.

I didn't understand what the band was trying to do, and it was a confusion that I liked.