Nearly everything Ms. Gartrell does has clear possibilities -- the drawings, for example, are notable for their low-key yet optical palette and mysterious processes that confuse hand-made and printed.
Several readers are confused about hand-baggage rules that seem to vary day by day and from country to country.
Plexus is launching out of Y Combinator's latest class of startups with ambitions to bring a low-cost solution that puts a flexible glove onto users' hands that will deliver feedback for AR and VR without leaving them confused and their hands super sweaty.
They were looking at the bag of crack vials she had in her hands, confused about what they were.
"But, the director wants you to be more animated, to get up and walk over to the window, gesture, look confused, wave your hands, figure it out, then turn and run out of the room, like you're transformed, like your lives have changed for the better.
It was the first time I'd ever received a gift in an envelope, and I was confused when they handed it to me.
Beck won for Best Rock Album, and he looked confused as he shook hands with two New England Patriots and Josh Duhamel.
We stood there holding hands: two confused, weary travelers, waiting for the signal to go back inside and read a bedtime story.
"You do that again, we're shooting you," Brailsford yelled as Shaver, apparently shaken and confused, calmly put his hands behind his back, contradicting Brailsford's orders.
They find the idea of differentiating between the reference of terms in our world with respect to other worlds, on the one hand, and the reference of terms as used in other worlds, on the other hand, fatally confused (for critical discussion, see Fitch 2004, pp. 103 4).
