"But journalists tend to confuse direction with levels.
All this adds to the general uncertainty (is Jamie bonkers or is Mr. Ridley giving Mr. Sturgess confusing direction?), as does the relatively brief appearance of two of Mike Leigh's appealing regulars, Ruth Sheen and Timothy Spall, as Jamie's loving, supportive parents.
A long night, empty stomach, confusing directions and power outage conspired against us, rendering us powerless and ready to stampede the nearest In-N-Out.
I've lost my luggage, gotten hopelessly confused with directions, maneuvered my way back to a cruise ship after the train I was on broke down mid journey, and was even in an airport when a bomb went off.
The strategy of incorporation in some sense confuses the direction of causation.
He was so confused about what direction to take that he even had a bash at fashion design.
However Pumpido appeared confused by its direction, reacted like a dosing slip fielder and allowed the ball to squeeze under his right hand and over the line.
"The Jews of Israel are an exhausted people, confused and without direction," writes Yoram Hazony, a young, conservative Israeli analyst whose new book is called "The Jewish State: The Struggle for Israel's Soul".
Although the United midfielder has sometimes appeared a grudging forward, his turns and sudden changes of direction confused Chelsea when he was on the fringes of their penalty area.
NEW YORK An article on Thursday about a campaign by New York City's Department of Transportation to remind pedestrians to look both ways misstated the length of Winston Churchill's stay at Lenox Hill Hospital in 1931 after he was struck by a car on Fifth Avenue after becoming confused about the direction of traffic.
