"I want to talk about the experiences of a misplaced generation... in an extremely complex, confused society," Brown wrote.
She was compassionate enough to expect that, like her, her interrogators could be moved by a human sympathy that trumped politics to see the complex, confused, affectionate, hurting person underneath the caricature.
Rather, she was in some other sort of complex, confused mental state which should not in fact be counted as a genuine intention to refer to x.
And buying a house is far more complex, and confusing, than picking out a refrigerator.
That collage often creates complex, even confused, compositions is also in step with real events.
As Mr. Glancey points out, it is a complex, often confusing tale.
The computer programs still favored Kramnik, but they do not take into account momentum and fatigue; complex endgames confuse them.
Last week the OECD published two new reports which shine a light on our complex and confused relationship with fossil fuels.
The history of the individual rare-earth elements is both complex and confused, mainly because of their chemical similarity.
Dishes are complex, almost confused: a wonderful dodine of foie gras and pigeon came with mâche, roasted apple, and an extraordinarily gelatinous mustard jam.
