Sorry... for confusing you.

The issue left, therefore, is the bracketed part that some delegates found somewhat confusing.

And stop speaking like that. It's confusing everybody.

It's been very confusing for a long time now.

This is an example of confusing two things that have a common cause with one thing that causes another.

So I watched this. It's not very simple, a little bit confusing.

It was true that the variety of gender equality units was confusing.

Your eyes will see strange things, and your mind will imagine confusing things.

Your eyes will see strange things, and your mind will imagine confusing things.

As the company points out, however, the TSA guidelines are somewhat complicated and confusing.

You don't want to be gorking people out just to save them, it's really confusing.

She had found the delegation's explanations about the composition of the National Coordination Committee confusing.

Consequently, its actual role in our efforts on the ground remain very confusing to us.

They said, These are confusing dreams and we do not know the interpretation of such dreams.

They said, These are confusing dreams and we do not know the interpretation of such dreams.

Lastly, she echoed the concerns of previous speakers about the dangers of confusing equality and equity.

In addition, for the outside user of the database, the large number of series can be confusing.

Because we've got to stop, we've got to do something where we unite separate from all the politics and religion that, as a young person, is confusing me.

They were lost. There was total confusion on the mountain all the stories were confusing, most of them were conflicting.

Such distortions are purely a Greek Cypriot invention aimed at blurring the issue and confusing the innocent with the guilty.

When someone can't see how one choice is unlike another, or when there are too many choices to compare and contrast, the process of choosing can be confusing and frustrating.

The Chinese delegation voted against the Declaration because the Declaration's wording is too confusing, and the prohibition it contains could be misunderstood as applying to all research into therapeutic cloning.

And in an age that is sometimes nowadays frightening or confusing, we feel reassured by the almost parental like authority of experts who tell us so clearly what it is we can and cannot do.

So the Wikipedia governance model, the governance of the community, is a very confusing, but a workable mix of consensus meaning we try not to vote on the content of articles, because the majority view is not necessarily neutral.

Mr. Elnaggar (Egypt) said that the clarification provided with respect to paragraph 19 of the Secretary General's report (A 59 756) was confusing and inadequate.

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The State party considers that the author appears to be confusing motive for the crime he is accused of committing and motive for filing the complaint , in other words, Ms. Gascon's reasons for filing a complaint.

And had We made him an angel, yet assuredly We would have made him a man, and confused for them the thing which they themselves are confusing.

And had We made him an angel, yet assuredly We would have made him a man, and confused for them the thing which they themselves are confusing.

The best A.I. in the planet would find it complex and confusing, and my little dog Watson would find it simple and understandable but would miss the point.

Not only do more than 190 countries now belong to the UN publicly funded international institutions have proliferated, with not one multilateral institution having been shuttered since WWII. The result is an inefficient and confusing amalgam of overlapping mandates.

Were We to have made him (Our Messenger) an angel, We would have made him resemble a human being and they would have again complained that the matter was as confusing to them as it is to them now.

Were We to have made him (Our Messenger) an angel, We would have made him resemble a human being and they would have again complained that the matter was as confusing to them as it is to them now.

The two countries have a long history of confusing each other. By definition, any alliance with a superpower is unequal so efforts to establish close ties with the United States have long run up against India s tradition of strategic autonomy.

The principal reason is that in times of crisis people fall into predictable but avoidable errors, largely because of panic. Over time, detailed protocols have evolved for such confusing situations to encourage cool headedness and minimize the risk of avoidable error.

This bizarre brew appears to have been concocted in an effort to reconcile the irreconcilable the current yearning for democracy with Russia s despotic past. But, like any muddle, it is succeeding only in confusing Russians about themselves and their country.

However, concerns were raised that the inclusion of the suggested phrase risked confusing the concepts of transfer of documents under draft article 59, and transfer of rights under draft article 62.

Statecraft is a realm where appearances are meant to be deceiving. When Sarkozy, who otherwise has such finely tuned media instincts, protests that he s no different from any other man, he comes dangerously close to confusing the office and the person of the president.

The US has rushed to form a confusing coalition with nearly 30 countries, including ten Arab states. How the coalition will be organized and what results it will achieve remain to be seen.

In short, China s government is confusing a path with the final destination a point that I stressed in my remarks to the CDF, in which I argued that China is in the early stages of rebalancing its economy toward services and consumption. In fact, China is far from settling in to a new normal.

And I love that moment in this video, because before it became a shared experience, it was something that was maybe a little bit scary, or something that was at least confusing to her.

The figures provided are confusing, because another table gives the total as 74 (72 sentenced in ordinary criminal courts and 2 in military courts) and yet the year by year total amounts to 75 persons.

If it is someone of worldwide renown, the presidency will immediately be established as a post of global importance. But if its first occupant is not a household name, the presidency will be doomed as just another of the European Union s confusing plethora of worthy senior positions that are neither valued nor understood outside Brussels.

Its bid to join the European Union is currently stalled, while the eurozone recession dampens its growth. Its current account deficit remains large, and monetary policy has been confusing, as the objective of boosting competitiveness and growth clashes with the need to control inflation and avoid excessive credit expansion.

PARIS G 8, G 5, G 20, G 2, G 3, and now the G 14 (the G 8 plus the G 5 plus Egypt) never have the mathematics of world order seemed more complex and confusing.