D: Yes, it's a confusing idea!
"It's a confusing idea, particularly for out-of-towners," Mr. Glamsch said.
In such a learning framework, confusing abstract ideas are first related to familiar, concrete objects, which aids in recall when ambiguous abstract symbols are insufficient eventually, however, it is beneficial to strip such concepts down to their fundamental core.
Even more confusing is that ideas that once shocked the public are now quickly picked up by commerce and used to sell mainstream entertainment and to advertise products, becoming what the New York art critic Clement Greenberg dubbed as "kitsch" as long ago as 1939.
Necessary amendments were made through deleting and modifying questions having confusing and sensitive ideas based on the comments from experts and observations of households' responses.
It's confusing, but the idea is to promote real cooking.
Not only does it sound confusing, but the idea seems to have caught a lot of people by surprise.
If your writing is made up of frantic action, with no breathing space, you will spawn a confusing muddle of disparate ideas.
The Times' art critic Roberta Smith found it "light-years ahead of... 'Dangerous Liaisons,' " but also "a fabulous confusing romp" with "more ideas than it knows what to do with".
