Mazi suffers from a slight confusion about whether it's a tapas joint or a showcase of cheffiness.
They said the man was hospitalized last week with a fever, muscle weakness and slight confusion, all symptoms of encephalitis.
Mr. Griffith-Jones succeeded in entangling the witness in a slight confusion over the meaning of the word "marriage".
When I turned the corner, to my relief – and slight confusion – I spotted a crowd of revellers in 16th-century costume.
However, the programme did not reveal that immediately after the interview, Younger wrote to the BBC, saying: "Judging from some of the questions asked … I think there's possibly a slight confusion as to what charity law says about investments".
Occasionally there is slight confusion or speech repetition, but there are reports of patients driving normally, playing a winning round of golf or, in the case of Dr Z, correctly diagnosing pneumonia.
The representative "presented an elderly female patient who was presented to her physician by her family complaining of insomnia, agitation, slight confusion, and had no physicalfinding to explain her state," the doctor wrote.
There was a slight confusion over the lyrics ('We gets crazy like Prozac/ Hype enough to start a party and illy have a heart attack'), which seemed to be referring to a strong stimulant rather than a drug widely thought to be calming.
Modification of the criteria is now necessary to better reflect that increased body of knowledge, as well as to clarify slight confusion with the wording of the original criteria.
There's apprehension, even slight confusion. .
