Transport police have been trained to deal with confused travellers.
Mr. Diaz was met with confused looks when he told his superiors about the cache.
"It's because all these cyclists keep overtaking me in traffic," he said, with confused anguish.
Last night's violence was a similar case of ugly sectarian finger-pointing with confused and opposing version of events.
But, in truth, isn't that exactly what happens at times of unconscionable, stupid loss: we react with confused hearts and confused words?
The way young Housman flinches when his beloved Jackson shakes his hand or cuffs his shoulder is eloquent with confused desire.
The New Yorker, November 26 , 1938P. 11 With confused emotions, we say goodbye to Charles Lindbergh who wants to go and live in Berlin, presumably occupying a house that once belonged to Jews.
By N. Anthony and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, November 26 , 1938P. 11 With confused emotions, we say goodbye to Charles Lindbergh who wants to go and live in Berlin, presumably occupying a house that once belonged to Jews.
She tries very hard to make sense of Helen's emotions and motives, which is a hopeless task, since the character is an inexplicable collage of empathy, ambition and neediness, on hand to awaken Reacher's chivalrous impulses and to quiver with confused desire whenever he is in the room.
Otherwise they could end up with confused employees and angry patrons.
While she acknowledges that there are already children now with confused family relationships, she argues that it is very different when prospective parents seek such potentially confused relationships for their children from the start.
