Sentence examples for probably confusion from inspiring English sources

"It was probably confusion more than anything.

Even so, there is probably still confusion to come.

The tweet is still up, probably causing confusion.

"The cockpit then broke off, probably creating confusion in the rest of the plane.

(And, among more geographically challenged fans, also probably some confusion as to where this "Carolina" place even is).

"Croplands are warmer than forested lands". This is probably a confusion with the urban heating issue, but the actual impact is the opposite — croplands have a higher albedo than forests, reflect more solar radiation, and are thus cooler.

44 Lucius Cornelius Rufinus's long chase: Probably a confusion of names: Lucius Cornelius Scipio invaded Sardinia in 259 B.C. (cf. III.X.2).

As mentioned in the early part of this section, the lengthy and vague descriptors in the rubric discourage students to read it because it can just trigger anxiety and probably, further confusion.

Occasionally the elder Walter is claimed to have married twice – once to Emma and once to an Ermeline, but this is probably a confusion of the variations of Emma's name.

This will create some cognitive conflict, and probably some confusion.

In fact, however, the view that fundamental physics is not a hospitable context for causation and that attempts to interpret fundamental physical theories in causal terms are unmotivated, misguided, and likely to breed confusion is probably the dominant, although by no means universal, view among contemporary philosophers of physics[5].