Also, some of the activities covered by these items might be too broad or the wording confusing, leaving room for the respondent's own interpretation of the question and potentially distorting the response distribution.
Lady Macbeth paced around the room, confused and alert.
lang, based on a version of the song by artist Aimee Mann, as Sue wreaks havoc on the choir room, confused some reviewers, who thought that it was sung by Lynch herself.
Well, he got confused on our room number and awakened a man who called the front desk and told the night clerk that there must be some nut calling at 4 30 a.m. and shouting, 'Up and out in two boys!' We did make the train, anyway".
"With the stuff I was doing about me in my room," says Noble, "and seeing Dad alone and confused in a different room, and all those people in their separate little rooms, telling his story suddenly seemed really relevant".
And if her mother begins to get confused and wanders rapidly from room to room, her daughter also receives an alert.
Ray acts out Confucius, and wanders around the living room, looking confused.
There might be one or two things, but it depends on your expectations: earlier in the evening, a slick of yuppies, perhaps attracted by the exposed brick, had walked into the narrow room looking confused, and walked out, noses pointing upward to the chess set that's glued to the ceiling.
Most patients entering the waiting room seem confused and are looking for an information desk.
If you have time, and room in your house, mark off an area that is the same size as your new space (not to be confused with the entire room), and fit your things in it.
