Sentence examples for least confusion from inspiring English sources

For the Yankees' hitters, it seems, unfamiliarity breeds contempt, or at least confusion.

And might there be some brand dilution, or at least confusion, in the process?

"It created more problems, or at least confusion," said Timothy C. Marchell, director of substance abuse services at Cornell.

The area of the cross section varies with distance along the optical axis, the smallest size known as the circle of least confusion.

As for the entrees, the least "confusion" was in "pad Thai fusion," a harvest of mussels, scallops, squid and shrimp tossed with flat oriental noodles and a soy vongole sauce.

All of which goes to show that Tillerson is smart enough to have positioned himself, and repositioned his company, so that there's now at least confusion about where he stands.

At least navigational confusion is no longer an issue.

Among Aristotle's nonverbal fallacies, what is known as the fallacy of accident, in the simplest cases, amounts to at least a confusion between different senses of verbs for being.

In this case, it could lead to at least momentary confusion over whether any part of the paragraph could be referring to the city's finances, rather than the country's.

Re "No Chads, at Least, but Confusion Is Likely as New York Goes to Polls" (news article, Feb. 21): The Board of Elections has taken many steps to help educate those who will be voting in the March 2 Democratic presidential primary.

But the way in which their lives and their work are seen to interact is even more insidious, not least because confusion over familial, sexual and social roles and a sense of the struggle towards identity are often part of their subject material.