confusion造句

least circle of confusion = circle of least confusion,

This can cause some confusion!

Refer to the Manager if confusion arises.

This misprint led to great confusion.

So muddle and confusion may reign.

The confusion seems to be conceptual, not perceptual.

He gazed in confusion at the strange sight.

This is much easier to emulate without confusion or errors.

Bob, stroking his goatee, laughed out loud at my confusion.

SOMETIMES confusion can be as instructive as precision.

There are always many inspirations and reflections in life. The confusion and confusion in life can't be stubborn. It's a barrier and pain in life.

In the terror and confusion of change, society rallied round the kings

A similar hint of hesitation and even confusion has been evident in the nuclear sphere.

Despite this confusion, appraisal systems can, and must, be made team friendly.

But confusion has also arisen because of the unusual genesis of the crisis.

Words like"believe" and "receive" are a source of confusion in spelling.

Watch for signs of confusion, puzzlement, lack of interest, boredom and distraction and respond to them. Ask questions.

In many of these cases, businesses are trying to figure out for themselves the best method for governing their soa-some of the confusion still stemming from confusion around SOA itself.

This should not cause any confusion, but the RUP terminology USES a different name for similar key concepts.

Using URLs is not bad in itself, but it can create confusion if the URLs lead to nowhere.

Here's a more practical example of the confusion that can be caused by not knowing who owns an object.

Perhaps you can see why putting them all into one big, uncategorized list would lead to confusion.

As you do, I'm absolutely convinced that you will lay hold of a miracle-working power that will lift you up from confusion, misery, melancholy, and failure.

On top of the haziness created by a fractured childhood, there is confusion created by the fact that we were drugged most of the time.

This division of labor caused cultural confusion when Europeans arrived. From the European point of view, farming was real work, while hunting and fishing were just recreational sports.

Eastern Europe is anxiously watching the confusion and disarray to its west. It must choose whether its destiny should eventually be inside the euro.

"The Missiles of October" conveyed not the muddled confusion of a seemingly intractable crisis, but a stark moral conflict in which wisdom defeated rashness.

Not every pair of wings, there is a beautiful paradise. There will also be disappointment, there will be confusion, but also a person hiding in the corner, crying to silence.

The concert follows a similar pattern: I can't work out whether it's a date; other people turn up dispelling any lingering confusion; we all have a pleasant enough time, then he drives me home.

This is a sensible solution to an everyday gripe for mobile phone users, which will reduce frustration and confusion for consumers as well as cutting down on waste products.

But this confusion vanished; a second sound similar to the first roused him thoroughly; he looked and recognized the fact that these two stars were the lanterns of a carriage.

But data has investigative limits and investigative methods used are not always the same, unlike some problems, where apples are apples and oranges are oranges, and there is not confusion.