Sentence examples for when confusion from inspiring English sources

It's sometimes best to call Vogue when confusion about the new long bangs becomes intolerable.

(It also occurs in daily life, when confusion about what we see triggers a double take).

Vincent Duluc was in the Stade de France on Friday night covering the national team's game against Germany for L'Equipe when confusion suddenly turned to fear.

Much of the supporting evidence in the film was taken in the first minutes and hours after the attacks, when confusion reigned.

And there was an equally heartening moment in the second half of that game, when confusion in the editing suite sent us to a brief snatch of Walker, sitting in his darkened studio, watching the game alone.

Until last week, when confusion at the end of the game against Pittsburgh caused the Raiders to lose track of downs and fail to get off what would have been a game-winning field-goal attempt, the Raiders' only defeats had come at the hands of their archrival, Denver.

When confusions arise, he said, it is important to discuss them openly, even if that involves publicly pointing out people's mistakes — a process he referred to as "getting in synch".

When the confusion is cleared up she gives Lucy a beautiful room with a view and antique furniture, but Mme.

Her son's inquest in St Pancras, north London was temporarily suspended in December 2006 when the confusion arose.

The subscript will be omitted when no confusion arises.

We often omit the superscript, when no confusion will result.