Sentence examples for some confusion has from inspiring English sources

Some confusion has naturally been generated and a serious search for national identity has ensued.In order to understand the nature of this search--and to grasp its implications for modern Japan--it is necessary to look at some recent trends in Japanese historiography.

However, some confusion has surrounded the perpetrators of the attack.

Some confusion has arisen in PAL regions concerning the official name of the protagonist primarily because of the manual's usage of "Wanda", while the North American manual and the game itself uses the name "Wander".

Some confusion has also been the result of the position of the central cusp.

We note, however, that some confusion has arisen in recent years over the term, "species tree.

Also, some confusion has arisen over our use of higher-magnification images in our figures.

But for the children like Aidan who lost a parent, sometimes two parents, or for those who never found the parent's body, some fear that the confusion has left some unmedicated sores that will fester.

Now, it seems, at least some of this confusion has been caused by North Korea's own state sponsored communiqués.

I think some of the confusion has to do with the terms themselves.

SUCH late-in-the-game confusion has some historical precedent.

Such confusion has meant some children have abandoned the official French reception centres to head north, where they will risk their lives trying to sneak into Britain.