How to pronounce “confusions” in English

Our confusions about the meaning and the application of civil wars to contemporary conflicts are the product, I argue, of the concepts long and contested

The confusions in this space are mind boggling.

And I think the confusions end up leading to bad inferences about why their results show that we don't have free will.

So just a lot of different confusions about what is going on, which is why we talked about this has thunder in the cloud.

American were far less mentally prepared to deal with the confusions and ethical bonfires of Guerilla war in a country

And there's all that ethical and moral confusions about, well, if there's no free will then how is anybody responsible for their actions?

Friends, that is always certain confusions-- we're Sankara, the name change.

So it feels a bit like an homage to the complications and confusions of finding love or quote unquote

Because what I sometimes call the mainstream thinkers in early China-- the Taoists and Confusions-- actually embraced an embodied model of the self.

Just to take all the confusions away, I'm the chef for Casa del Mar.

Because scientists are just as capable of making philosophical mistakes or getting into philosophical confusions as any laypeople.

People had cumulatively feared and adjusted to the iron curtain but when Gorbachev, Perestroika and confusions in the East German leadership made another reality seem possible on November

But when the B is in front, then that causes some hiccups, some confusions.

It's like, damn, do I really need to convince those humans that I'm conscious by replicating all those ill-conceived confusions

We face confusions.

In our lives of performance, we face confusions.

I wrote a cookbook last year called, "Fish, Without a Doubt.” And the reason for "Without A Doubt" is because, there's so many confusions around seafood.