Sentence examples for notes of confusion from inspiring English sources
The melody remained steady and clear, but her voice registered notes of confusion as O'Brien showed her the sketches.
Perhaps she had picked up a note of confusion in his voice.
When he's building to the moment he fesses up to Gwen, there's a nice note of confusion.
And for all the glories of the past six years, there does seem to have been a slight note of confusion on this front.
But he then added a note of confusion, saying that he thought some government policies to meet those targets would need to change.
A summary of these performance statistics is provided in the supplement (Additional file 1: Note S1: 'A Note on Confusion Table Statistics').
(Note: for confusion and panic today, go to London).
This area of confusion was noted in Shi's (2012) study where a student stated that using a translation of an original text did not require acknowledgment of the original source as the translation was not directly the original source.
As I note in my book, State of Confusion: Political Manipulation and the Assault on the American Mind (Thomas Dunne, June 2008) people often vote with their unconscious mind making them vulnerable to being controlled by only dimly recognized, primitive psychological states like envy, paranoia, and sexual anxiety.
Zilis opened by noting that there's a lot of confusion around AI's perceived rate of progress because "it's moving both much more slowly and much more quickly than we'd expect, given the hype".
