Sentence examples for small confusion from inspiring English sources

When you call the mother, behave as if there's been a small confusion.

I love this plan, save only my small confusion that this is what prime minister's questions ALREADY IS.

Mr. Smith has a vast reservoir of goodwill with fans, who only last summer turned out to see his "Hancock" despite critical hostility and no small confusion about its plot line, about a superhero gone bad.

"A shotgun marriage!" But it's a pistol, not a shotgun, that's being drawn on her; this small confusion is typical of a larger narrative problem when the play strains for laughs and not for emotional truth.

Finally, it could be that some patients may have completed the survey after starting chemotherapy, which means that there could be a small confusion bias between the impact of the result and undergoing chemotherapy.

I hope you never know what it's like to have small confusions about things.

Small confusions aside, I feel at home in this charming old house and enjoy having an extra opportunity to practise speaking French with the family.

About 70 years ago, Dorothy Rice Sims had a small verbal confusion.

His is a still small voice of confusion in a roiling sea of arch-manipulators and political lunatics.

This "rational understanding" standard has led to no small amount of confusion and criticism, and different courts have applied it in different ways.

The balloon will soon hover closer to the ground, as will the film, which centers on a handful of characters joined together in love and no small amount of confusion, much of it churned up by Suzanne.