Sentence examples for old confusion from inspiring English sources
Our new confusion is just the same old confusion.
New name, old confusion French jobs, laws and traditions Watch the left Ever smaller?
THERE is disagreement— whether stemming from geographic rivalries or plain old confusion — on how best to draw a line around this boisterous, night-lively neighborhood.
My old confusion came back to me when I read a recent series of articles in the science journal Nature concerning the genetic and chemical roots of sexual behavior in the vole.
During that Q&A, the same old confusion reared its ugly head.
But mightn't a feeling of relief have passed over her, too, of old confusions and obligations wiped away?
Literature IS... Collected Essays says the novel "lays bare man's age-old confusion between his inner conscience and the demands of his culture".
The elimination of singular terms serves both to simplify the criterion and to avoid age-old confusions.
The same images appeared again and again: tilted buildings, buckled streets, tearful old women, confusion, and aimless anger.
The 27-year-old blamed "confusion on the bench" for the "misunderstanding" in Germany and felt there was no reason why he should apologise to City manager Roberto Mancini.
In older documents, confusion can be caused by the Latin forms Bratislavia, Wratislavia etc., which refer to Wrocław, Poland – not to Bratislava.
