Sentence examples for the confusion started from inspiring English sources

The confusion started after we scored".

The confusion started after Tuesday's game, which the Yankees lost to the Rays.

The confusion started in the summer of 1984 when Camacho, then the W.B.C. super-featherweight champion, relinquished his title.

I think the confusion started with a lot of loose talk in the 1980s and 1990s about how the Liberal Democrats were going to "break the mould of British politics" – that is, destroy it in its present form and create a new version.

The confusion started near the end of a news conference with Trump and Finnish President Sauli Niinisto in the East Room of the White House on Monday, when Trump encouraged Niinisto to take an additional question from a member of Finland's press corps.

The confusion started at the top.

The confusion starts with driverless cars, like Google's, where you have no one inside calling the shots.

I guess the confusion starts with the word digital.

Before any rubes call us lying city slickers, let's remind everyone where this confusion started: in the sticks.

The company makes its money through annual subscription services contracts and education/professional services, and here is where the confusion starts.

I had a nice little minidisc recorder a while back, but after a while the digital/analog confusion started to bug me.