Sentence examples for some confusion that from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he conceded that his strategy "creates some confusion" that "is not irrational to me, and just requires education".

He has wooed civil libertarians, the young and blacks, defending the due-process rights of terror suspects, attacking rigid drug laws and clarifying (after some confusion) that he thinks it proper for civil-rights laws to cover private businesses.That makes Mr Paul hard to pin down.

Even so, there was some confusion that year about whether black or white smoke poured from the flue, and bells were rung at St. Peter's Basilica to confirm the election.

Despite some confusion that it may be called "Emerald City", it is definitely "Sea", we've confirmed with several sources.

It's just me! (laughs) There's sometimes some confusion that there's a twin, or a clone or something.

So it was with some confusion that my mother and I went to Zohn's house one day.

But securities lawyers say the new rule could end some of the confusion that exists within firms over who is responsible when securities laws or rules are broken.

The federal government announced standards that will require clearer labeling of tires and their recommended inflation pressure to help clear up some of the confusion that followed the Firestone tire recall.

Acting Justice Judith J. Gische of State Supreme Court imposed a rule of silence yesterday morning over Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's divorce case, ending any public comment by parties involved as well as some of the confusion that swirled around it earlier in the week.

Hopefully, however, they do remove some sources of confusion that have distorted so much of the philosophical discussion of the Principia.

This paper attempts to reduce some of the confusion that exists over the nature of the nitrogen-rich layer produced by nitriding austenitic stainless steel at temperatures below 500°C.