Since intersubjective reasons are often characterized as reasons "we can share," the stage is set for confusing both of those two distinctions with the further distinction between intersubjective and non-intersubjective reasons.
After your sixth Aperol Spritz, this straight-out-of-Inception setting would be confusing in the best sort of way; it would become a challenge to navigate an ever-shifting landscape that's see-through from one side and solid from the other.
The Yellow jackets, he said, run the same play from different sets to confuse the defense.
What happens in art galleries, on the other hand, is a complex social and financial game set to confuse us.
Though the open cloze question requires more productive knowledge from learner than cloze question but its unbound option set often confuses the examinees.
And Paul Bettany -- the intelligent android Vision -- said the multitude of cameras on set could prove confusing.
If the multiple office set-up sounds confusing to you, imagine being a shell-shocked refugee who doesn't speak German or English.
Throughout the set, in keeping with the tongue-in-cheek theatrics that have become a staple in the Dreijers' public appearances, the band oscillate back and forth between live performance and unbridled dance routines set to backing tracks, confusing some fans and visibly thrilling others.
To underscore (but also sort of contradict) his point, Lant cites the scene where Tap's guitarist Nigel Tufnell sketches out blueprints for their Stonehenge stage set on a napkin, confusing inches for feet, and ending up with stage props that are dwarfed by dancing dwarves.
In a totally different way, that is what these photographs do - set off a tiny, confusing explosion of recognition and non-recognition; Elton John having a colonic irrigation, the Duke of Edinburgh looking at a naked lovely, Tony looking down Cherie's bikini.
