This might make them confused, anxious or depressed, but these emotions are situation-specific.
The tables in the Book of Kells, however, are almost unusable because the scribe condensed the tables in such a way as to make them confused.
Make them confused which house they will grief.
Questioning them with "How so?" and "Why is that?" can make them confused and may upset them.
It'll make them confused and wonder what you have to say, so don't leave them in the lurch too long.
do not escape if questioned by the police about your actions, doing this will make the police nervous and will make them confused or angry.
Dave Barry, writing for The Miami Herald, suggested putting photographs of the candidates on ballots to make them less confusing.
Fans, of course, can still list their Yankees tickets on Web sites like StubHub, which has tinkered with the way it lists its service fees to make them less confusing.
The usual pre-nomination handicapping — the canvassing of critical opinion and the weighing of popular sentiment — does not apply to these movies, which might in principle make the choices less compromised, but in practice only serves to make them more confusing.
The ad tech industry needs to simplify things and make them less confusing.
