confusion **

Administration officials say they hope to clear up the confusion.

She looked up at him with confusion in her dark eyes.

When she did turn back to face him, all the confusion was gone.

He could hear the confusion going on in the security room.

"Perhaps being new here has something to do with my confusion."

The same confusion was in her eyes as she looked at me again.

In his confusion he had turned back toward the keep.

She looked up to see the confusion in my face.

She never should have felt any confusion about who she'd been.

Some of the others looked at each other in confusion.

She looked at him then and must have read his confusion.

He left the room with a mind full of confusion.

He went into his own room, and here too everything was in confusion.

When they find you gone, maybe the confusion will help us.

I looked at the things with confusion, having no idea what he was up to now.

"There was some confusion on our part as to what they wanted."

There seems to be some confusion over the next play.

But exactly where was a matter of some confusion today.

There was also confusion over whether he is 17 or 19.

But the potential for confusion over the name seems great.

Yet every so often, there is confusion of a different order.

"Where there has been some confusion is how we talk about things."

Let me give one example of confusion that we have now.

It was like being back with someone very special, she thought in confusion.

It's also a reason for the public confusion about who does what.