This is an example of confusing two things that have a common cause with one thing that causes another.

Because for your sake, I have borne reproach. Shame has covered my face.

Because for thy sake I have borne reproach shame hath covered my face.

The root of their error lies in their confusion of cause and effect.

What a mess!

What an uproar!

There were a few moments of confusion.

Medicines essentially require ideas, grey mattet.

So, from my point of view, it's important to publish it, but at the same time it does cause a confusion intentional on my behalf, but problematic for any outlet that I'm working with.

Speaking the same language in between several cultures sometimes is a source of more confusion than to speak different languages, since we are less aware of the different meanings that the same words can entail.

Democracy, in their view, leads to disorder freedom of thought causes popular confusion and public criticism of the Party tends toward the breakdown of authority.

The principal issue is the position of the hostages being held there.

Everything else you hear is just propaganda and confusion.

Main result is that there is tremendous confusion.

The accident threw traffic into great confusion.

The accident caused traffic confusion.

The accident caused traffic chaos.

I took advantage of the confusion and attacked the enemy.

Some of them are exceptionally important.

We have confusion about what we should think about a new technology.

These losses contributed directly to the confusion of the following events.

Our view is that a strategy must be developed attacking the evil at its roots without, however, adding fuel to the flames.

The resulting policy confusion would be bad for everyone.

Your subsidiarity principle is not the right one.

The Commission sees a certain confusion here.

But the confusion that has resulted is anything but harmless.

This might at least confuse the Iranians.

Then they had no fabrication except that they said, By Allah, our Lord, we were never polytheists!

Then they shall have no proving, but to say, 'By God our Lord, we never associated other gods with Thee.'

Then they will have no excuse but to say by God our Lord, we have not been associaters.

There will then be (left) no Fitnah (excuses or statements or arguments) for them but to say By Allah, our Lord, we were not those who joined others in worship with Allah.

Then their only argument will be to say, By God, our Lord, we were not idolaters.

Then they will be able to play no mischief but will say (falsely) 'By Allah, our Lord, we associated none (with You in Your divinity).'

Then will they have no contention save that they will say By Allah, our Lord, we never were idolaters.

Then their only excuse will be to say, By Allah, our Lord, we were not polytheists.

Then it was not their trial, but they will say 'By Allah, our Lord we have never been idolaters'

Then there will be no excuse upon examination except they will say, By Allah, our Lord, we were not those who associated.

Attempting to answer, they will say, Lord, we swear by Your Name that we were not pagans .

Then their excuse would be nothing but that they would say By Allah, our Lord, we were not polytheists.

Then they will have no excuse but to say, By God our Lord, we have never been polytheists.

There will then be (left) no subterfuge for them but to say By Allah our Lord, we were not those who joined gods with Allah.

The two countries have a long history of confusing each other.

That is a policy of weakness, helplessness, and complete confusion.

This stage bogs down in a state of hopeless confusion.

There is great confusion when the two look at each other.