Kaz Hirai, the SCE president, gave an interview to the Financial Times wherein he tried to explain the company's rationale for essentially confusing consumers vis-a-vis the PS3's main purpose (game machine or Blu-ray player).
Many other plants, succulent and essentially leafless, are often confused with cacti.
It isn't clear if Dimon was kidding, confused, or essentially saying that compute power behind blockchains should be subsidized, or paid for by financial institutions.
Essentially, your brain becomes confused because it is getting two messages at once: "pain=danger" and "touch or vibration=not a threat".
It's the same way Boris Johnson is essentially a bear who got confused and ended up in a suit, but is still, deep down, as Tory as you like: sneaking an agenda through with a cuddly cartoon exterior.
McCain's questioning was so confused that he was essentially asking Comey if Clinton campaign colluded in hacking themselves #ComeyTestimony.
It should be noted, however, that attempting to optimize tube position with an essentially elective repositioning should not be confused with urgent repositioning of a tube that is in a position likely to result in patient compromise.
Essentially, "The Hunger Games" never wants to be confused with Michael Haneke's "Funny Games", which directly confronts the titillating, sadistic thrill of watching violence in film.
The role seems right up the Oscar-winning actor's alley because he's essentially played rebellious and lovable rogues in Dazed and Confused, Mud, Magic Mike, True Detective... you get the point.
Stuck in an in-between state, the artist seemed confused about how to proceed through what was essentially a prison sentence.
