Sentence examples for some level of confusion from inspiring English sources

Some level of confusion, even real-market confusion might be tolerated in the context of a book or a motion picture".

"I expect that tomorrow, there'll be some level of confusion," said Gene Russianoff, staff attorney for the Straphangers Campaign, a subway riders' group.

Sarah Fatica, general manager at Brake, the road safety charity, said: "A 50mg limit does still leave some level of confusion for the general public about what is safe".

No matter how hard we try, there will always be some level of confusion on our sites, which is why, like Starbucks, we must focus on getting the customer what they want, regardless of what it is they ask for.

The level of confusion depends, in part, on the province or territory, as some have legislation and case law and some do not.

In class, Jeffrey's level of confusion rises and falls.

New research from the Open University Business School (OUBS) highlights the level of confusion, particularly around the new state pension.

Unlike the modern masters of the form, Georges Feydeau and Joe Orton, Ludwig never raises the characters' level of confusion or aggression to the point of breakdown.

If anyone other than McCain had demonstrated this level of confusion on critical questions of national security, they would never be considered a serious candidate for president.

"It's damned if you do, damned if you don't," Dr. Peterson said, "and it reflects the level of confusion there is about this whole issue".

And to me, the one question that this specific event raises is: how could these youths ever come to this level of confusion and madness?