Sentence examples for simply confusion from inspiring English sources

Much of the fuss, too, is simply confusion — for example, there is the new payment plan.

Kelly McBride, an expert on media ethics at the Poynter Institute, said she saw no evidence of any cover-up, simply confusion by news editors over whether the story merited national attention.

The host nation's comprehensive 7-1 destruction by Germany in Tuesday's semi-final will prompt a bout of soul-searching in this football obsessed nation, but in the immediate aftermath the reaction was simply confusion.

-- for a bishop from another... what for some is freedom of conscience is for others simply confusion".

Whip out a "Did you know that if someone is trying to bring you down, it can only mean you're ABOVE them?" That slight tilting of their head in surrender and simply confusion will render the winner of the argument... you!

"I think there is some question about whether this will simply add confusion upon confusion," Ken Lisaius, responding to a call to Mr. Bush's transition office, said.

This is simply creating confusion among Americans and gives false perceptions about Pakistan.

Aware that President Obama's policies in these areas are quite popular once people learn about them, the Republicans are simply sowing confusion.

Monica Gabrielle, who had traveled to the Underwriters Laboratories to witness the final test on behalf the Skyscraper Safety Campaign, said she ended the day simply with confusion.

(Perhaps our talk of them simply embodied confusion).

To halt that or to seek to reverse it at this stage would simply cause confusion in the ranks".