Sentence examples for real confusion from inspiring English sources

This shows there is real confusion about Africa's past.

The real confusion began when the campaign moved on to Syria, a necessary step.

Both of those factors have combined to produce real confusion about the Indiana law.

There's a real confusion about who she was, this best friend that they had.

There is, Mould says "real confusion within government about food banks".

"Dozens of volunteer libraries have already been set up, but there has been real confusion over whether they could be found in breach of copyright legislation.

These suggest that the behaviour of the model is plausible, and a comparison of its predictions with a set of real confusions showed a correct prediction of position of confusion in three-word phrases.

Today, Judge Hamilton seem less than impressed with Apple's showing, saying she has yet to see any "real evidence of actual confusion".

It really is confusing - although perhaps the real transatlantic confusion is not over the meaning of the word liberal but over the meaning of the word conservative.

"We're an island in a sea of real estate confusion," Mr. Axness said.

Drawing upon tearjerking contemporary accounts, Preston makes sickeningly real the confusion and terror of the wreck and its aftermath in the fifty-two-degree North Atlantic.