'Qualia' is an especially confusing piece of terminology, even by the standards of the profession that brought us 'realism'realism
In what might be the most simultaneously rage-inducing and confusing piece of celebrity journalism in recent history, Marche -- the same man who wrote an entire September 2012 feature on how men are victims of "feminine contempt" -- dedicates 2,462 words to extolling the difficulties of being the physically perfect "last American bombshell".
Eight months after the shooting, Mr. Muhammad's family is still sorting through the confusing pieces of his shattered life.
Oded Ben-Ami, a senior loan officer of the Sterling National Mortgage Company in Great Neck, N.Y., said one of the most confusing pieces of information consumers are provided with is the annual percentage rate reflected on the initial truth-in-lending disclosure form that lenders send to applicants for loans.
This is particularly important when relying on automatic applications that need to make decisions even when faced with contradictory and confusing pieces of information.
But for the most part the piece was a confusing stew of bits, including observations on the human anatomy and rather self-conscious talk about rehearsing and creating a dance.
By nature, all religions are designed to bind together one's life which sometimes can feel like a confusing puzzle of misplaced pieces.
Digital-Trust, a charity working with victims of online abuse and the organisation that drew up the bill, said there was a confusing array of more than 30 pieces of legislation currently being used against online crimes.
Being single makes you stronger (because let's face it, dating is a full-time job and trying to navigate your way around Tinder is about as difficult and confusing as putting together a piece of furniture from IKEA) because it allows you the time to find the love within yourself.
It makes for a confusing mixture of compromise and inflexibility.
