Direct British competitors, such as Loaded and Dazed and Confused, emphasized the thrills of club culture not from the vantage of the utopian or the connoisseur but, rather, the mad-for-it hedonist.
(These "halves", it should be emphasized, must not be confused with the portions of matter "filling" them at any given time, and hence should not be thought of as "parts" of the sphere of which it is materially composed).
Ask them to repeat themselves and act confused--then emphasize you are confused and start to lay down and curl up somewhere defer.add img); Toss and turn and cry/whine quietly.
And many experts emphasized that while Elian might have been frightened and confused by the raid, the most profound, and potentially damaging, trauma he has experienced was his mother's death.
The reader may find this claim confusing, however, because in the just-preceding paragraphs Kuhn had emphasized the ontological and conceptual changes of precisely this revolution, e.g., the radical change in the concept of mass.
Malebranche emphasized that the clear idea of extension must be distinguished from our confused sensations.
[C5.] Gore Muddles His Economic Ideas Since the political conventions, Vice President Al Gore has emphasized the fiscal discipline of his agenda and referred less to programs for working families, confusing his message in the process.
Dr. Solomon emphasized that the study focused on the atmosphere's middle layer, not to be confused with the troposphere, Earth's first layer.
By emphasizing looks, handling and speed and playing down its sober, practical nature, Volvo may be confusing its customers and possibly doing itself a disservice.
The analysis also confuses the academic work of Milton Friedman (who focused on the money supply) with that of Mr. Bernanke (who emphasized the role of credit and bank failures in the Great Depression).
