Quite obviously, I might be confused in this latter case.
Hello, friend-of-a-friend, colleague or acquaintance: I know it might be confusing with Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram, SnapChat, and Yo, but here's the thing: We don't really know each other.
I recall early in my career being warned by a male teammate about being too assertive as it might be confused with being overly aggressive.
I didn't include the numbers in the story because my editors and I thought they might be confusing or misinterpreted without all this context, but the data show that an estimated 855,000 Mexicans tried to cross or did cross the border in 2007, a peak year, and that 20 percent of those, or 171,000, told surveyors that they did so with documents.
I understand my boundaries might be confusing to others, but they're mine.
But in light of his restoration of knights and dames, I'm wondering whether he might be confusing the medieval code of chivalry with modern feminism," she said.
Kat, a server at Marie Callender's, attended dementia training and made small adjustments for her memory-impaired customers: "I learned that too many options might be confusing and cause the guest to become flustered or embarrassed.
Real quick, I just want to reiterate that although this platform might be confusing to you, this is a huge break for me.
