Dishes are complex, almost confused: a wonderful dodine of foie gras and pigeon came with mâche, roasted apple, and an extraordinarily gelatinous mustard jam.
An American aid worker, speaking via satellite telephone from the capital, described seeing people filing up and down the streets this morning, "almost confused as to where to go," with mattresses and cooking pots on their heads.
Driving dynamics are at first almost confusing.
We notice from these curves that the two moments are almost confused (Figs. 1 and 2).
"They seemed almost confused as to why I'd even want that information".
Much like Tom Hardy's portrayal of Mad Max, Ray's been so shell-shocked by life that he seems almost confused at the sound of his own voice.
Act as innocent and wide-eyed as possible; give an almost confused look.
Asking Cleverbot about its opinion on a famous person or public figure will almost always confuse it.
Rove also pointed out that the widespread confusion left some travelers stranded, others deported and almost all confused.
