Sentence examples for understandable confusion from inspiring English sources

There is understandable confusion about who is the incumbent.

When it comes to the instruments of democracy in Iran, there is understandable confusion abroad.

Mr. Steel will also have to deal with the understandable confusion of his supporters.

This resulted in understandable confusion about authorship, which grew worse over the years.

That word "sure" is used precisely to avoid any understandable confusion over what a reasonable doubt might be.

Breuer, who recognized the stirrings of reciprocal feelings, broke off his treatment out of an understandable confusion about the ethical implications of acting on these impulses.

Most of the differences are small, and due to understandable confusions — "The world will little note nor long remember what we say here" became in some reports "The world will little heed what we say here" — or to impatience on the part of a reporter.

The authorities have played on an understandable but disastrous confusion in progressive thinking.

It is understandable that some confusion could occur when answering this question, as the general philosophy of science tells us that we can't prove anything, and that all we can do is fail to disprove things while pointing out how hard we tried (Dawkins 2009).

Mobile phones are prohibited at the 120-year-old prison, as is fighting, so there's an understandable amount of confusion and embarrassment surrounding the release of the videos.

Me: No. Joe: So he can just stand beside my car, holding his gun, shouting questions at me for twenty minutes until either my ignorance of the law or an entirely understandable fear and confusion causes me to start answering questions I don't have to?