" Summers called Trump's remarks "mostly a melange of confusions.
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The plot of Act I shows the confusions between them.
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The other way about lands one in confusions and impossibilities.
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And then there's confusions about what that behavior could be.
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These are basically confusions of language, questions constructed so as to preclude answers.
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We open ourselves to confusions that any sensible person ought to be aware of.
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This also gets to one of the major confusions that Trump perpetuated in his campaign.
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As anyone who uses social media these days knows, Mercury retrograde creates delays and confusions.
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It is because of these characteristic confusions that dementia care has developed its characteristic lies.
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Young admirers reminded of their own existential confusions have every right to feel poignant about them.
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Loving people does not mean we have to carry their burdens and confusions on our back.
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This is but one of many confusions, Common Cause New York, a government watchdog group, warns.
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It means to uncover lies, confusions, and overgeneralizations, to detect abuses of logic and common sense.
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Such sequential confusions are nothing new for Mr. Trump's headspinning positions on important national security issues.
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" Esquire's culture columnist, Marche deems his book "the fruit of many confusions, both personal and intellectual. . . .
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President Reagan is not remembered for the initial confusions as he first began to set the pace.
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Few messengers had seen the actual resolution and many expressed confusions about what, exactly "the alt-right" was.
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There's the Mendelssohn music that Balanchine chose, abuzz with summer sounds and the confusions and harmonies of love.
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But if "Diaspora" could solve a few of its own confusions and contradictions, that would be a start.
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Others have become religious to escape the confusions of secular modernity — C. S. Lewis, G. K. Chesterton, Whittaker Chambers.
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The field is fraught with multiple controversies and confusions and there is, in fact, no consensus position among scholars.
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So in the paper… I've been showing how we can use those visual confusions to make better phoneme classifiers.
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"Confusions," a group of linked sketches, was written 21 years before the new play "Hero's Welcome" — not 2800 years.
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A good novel explores the well-trodden terrain of our pains and joys and confusions in some new way.
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"Confusions," a group of linked sketches, was written 41 years before the new play "Hero's Welcome" — not 30 years.
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There were mysteries or confusions that could be cleared up if only they could have engineered that last conversation.
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He is still a cerebral, introspective teenager from outer-borough New York, contending with existential confusions and merciless supervillains.
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Corrected February 5, 2020 3:20pm to clarify that the Iowa Caucus had reporting/results confusions in 2016 and 2012.
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Rather, I'm illustrating, admitting my own confusions, worries, fears, my inability to decide on my next move in this story.
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"Pipeline" is more confused in its depiction of its characters' confusions, and not every scene is equally resonant or convincing.
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California legislators seem to be aware of these ambiguities and confusions and have attempted to remove them from the bill.
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Secondly, despite all his confusions, Norquist deserves credit for seeing the Storm Troopers and the Empire they work for as evil.
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The baritone Mariusz Kwiecien, singing with virile sound and soaring lyricism, captures the confusions of the Duke, shattered by personal betrayal.
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"There are a lot of confusions being spread about hunting that some people still buy in to," Chris told VICE Sports.
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Such confusions become trying in that Kiefer's writings usually overflow with logical contradictions and self-corrections that become difficult to reconcile.
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Nor did he ever harken back to some earlier style, as a way of avoiding the confusions of his own time.
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Her voice penetrating and bright, with a slight metallic tinge that lends it intensity, she brings out Tamara's confusions and yearnings compellingly.
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These confusions, or compounding of meanings, depending on how you wish to look at them, are magnified a thousandfold in the silhouettes.
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In the 1980s, DC tried to clear up all its contradictions and confusions by rebooting the entire universe in Crisis on Infinite Earths.
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Food inspections in France are currently split between three administrations - economy, food and health -, which has created gaps and confusions in previous crises.
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While you're going to be in a busy mood, watch out for scheduling confusions when the Moon clashes with hazy Neptune this evening.
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"Mean" contains the usual childhood confusions and adolescent humiliations, but it's also a meditation on race, class, sexuality and the limits of niceness.
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Mengiste ventures into the minds of these two men, with their confusions of cruelty and self-pity, their musings about masculinity and representation.
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The novel is narrated in the present, by a middle-aged Evie, who recalls the confusions and ardor of her teen-age folly.
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Some scholars argue that such confusions likely added to the visual pleasure of the owners of these works, who were primarily adult men.
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If "The Clinton Affair" seeks an even retelling, "Slow Burn" snakes in and out of the narrative, teasing out themes and sorting out confusions.
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Also sadly relevant, a century after its writing, is Robert Musil's "The Confusions of Young Torless," about toxic masculinity and its links to fascism.
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This fear can only possibly exist in the complete ignorance of what transgender means, and is often based on confusions with cross-dressing or drag.
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Every day, my fellow psychiatrists are witness to their patients' experience of the frustrations, confusions and stigma brought on by a broken mental health system.
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Swerve too far in the other direction, and we lose our capacity for adaptive learning; the blooming, buzzing confusions of childhood—its naïve, unshorn circuits—are retained.
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And confusions over sexual identity, first stirred up in childhood, along with adult-imposed gender branding meant to suppress such feelings, are recurrent themes in Mr. LeDray's art.
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But the shifts between first-person narration, film transcripts and letters addressed to her mother cause the book to buckle somewhat under the weight of its own confusions.
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It's here, in the story of the relationship between Zach (Tony Yazbeck) and Cassie (Robyn Hurder), that "A Chorus Line" most shows its age and its underlying confusions.
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Little things mean a lot in the world of Mr. Ayckbourn, whose "Hero's Welcome" runs in repertory with his "Confusions," a bill of linked sketches written 41 years earlier.
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That's one of the primary joys of "Confusions," watching chameleon performers change identities with wigs and accents, while locations are transformed by the rearrangement of simple pieces of furniture.
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Britain, of course, remains up to its neck in political disputes and confusions over Brexit, with the opposition Labour Party having its own fratricidal civil war for good measure.
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Related: What We Know So Far About the Brussels Attacks "With police and army on very high alert, all these cause confusions and are potentially dangerous," the team said.
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No. What spoke to me were the references to "crudities, doubts, and confusions," for nothing came as close to characterizing what my life had become as those three words.
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They're the sparring, sparking high school students in "I and You," Lauren Gunderson's perky two-character study in adolescent confusions and cosmic mysteries, which opened on Wednesday at 59E59 Theaters.
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Rather than unearth the deep cruelties of European history, Sleigh leaves the confusions of 21st-century America to visit some of the world's hot zones: Kurdistan, Mogadishu, rural Lebanon, Nairobi.
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Call them the Real Roommates of Brooklyn: three young black women, living "where Bed-Stuy meets Bushwick" while facing confusions about love and work that are both ordinary and extreme.
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These confusions swirl as she is drawn into a chaotic mix of money, corruption, power and even murder, taking her from anarchist circles in Oakland to East Germany and, finally, Bolivia.
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In the course of those books, we see a plucky schoolboy, torn by adolescent doubts and confusions, grow into an epic hero, kin to King Arthur, Luke Skywalker and Spider-Man.
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Every breakfast begins with an icebreaker — a game of sex and anatomy trivia to loosen up language around taboos — and then students break into smaller groups to air out personal confusions.
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But Harmless Torturers can just as easily swarm the weak; the mobbing can be based on lies and confusions or ignorantly encouraged by powerful celebrities and politicians, including, notably, the current president.
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At the same time, his manifold confusions over Brexit, in interviews and at the dispatch box, are reinforcing his critics' worries that he is not up to the job of taking real decisions.
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Most important and affecting, this "Sleeping Beauty" preserves the core story of a girl's sexual awakening, but colors it differently by splitting it across the confusions and anxieties of two very different eras.
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"In our view, risk/reward remains skewed to the downside, considering the confusions and uncertainties surrounding these announcements, including (but not limited to) how Fernandez will react," Deutsche Bank said in a note.
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There's enough that's right here, most crucially the two leads, that you want Meghie to dig deeper into Mae and Michael's lives, more thoroughly explore their histories, regrets, confusions, dreams and evolving feelings.
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"My publishing history's just so checkered with sudden reversals, ups and downs, confusions, wrong turnings, and at the end of my life, virtually, it seems like things are starting to work out," he said.
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Trump's Foreign Policy Confusions" states that Donald Trump's speech on Monday blaming President Obama and Hillary Clinton for the rise of the Islamic State and for undermining Middle East stability "shows either misunderstanding or ignorance.
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Something about what he calls the era "of big hair and big shoulder pads" seems to have galvanized McInerney: the buzzing confusions of youth asserting themselves, in narrative vigor, over the wan compromises of age.
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Compatible with one to four player, or artists if you will, An Evening of Modern Dance is a small free game that simulates all of the thrills and confusions of the 20th century's answer to ballet.
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"It is not only about the high security zones held by the military, there are lots of other confusions ... because for three decades instead of holding onto land, people ran for their lives," De Silva said.
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Beginning his story when he is 6, Walker recalls a childhood full of hardships and confusions that also engendered a cautious excitement about an afterlife in which he will fly around with lightning bolts and shields.
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It's not so different from what you'd see in any big city, but the little differences — the VHS grain, the wide-lapeled suits, the subtle confusions of life on a new continent — all make it strangely comforting.
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Their duties range from the mundane to the perilous, and the footage, edited by Jason Mergott (David Salzberg and Christian Tureaud are the directors), conveys a good sense of their operations, even amid the confusions of battle.
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At present, though, the new substances add to the confusions and contradictions of the old system—which, in the case of American federal law, treats the fentanyl which is killing thousands as less of an issue than marijuana.
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What had been a jumbo of emotions and thoughts and confusions — once I put them on paper and added sequencing and structure to them, I began to understand myself, and that helped me manage everything and move on.
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Rooney's interest in this time of life has less to do with the irony that characterizes novels like Sentimental Education or The Age of Innocence and more to do with a sincere and documentary parsing of confusions and discoveries.
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At 268779E261 Theaters, he'll direct both his 2645 play, "Confusions," which culminates in a disastrous village fete, and his more recent work, "Hero's Welcome," in which a man long absent from his hometown enjoys a not-so-triumphant return.
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When commitment to nuclear safety and research would appear to be most needed, and just a week after the the UK went a whole day without coal power, Brexit's Euratom divorce is an untimely reminder of New Britain's scientific confusions.
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A reminder that for this amazingly fecund playwright, now 77, there are no small parts, in life or on stage ("Hero's Welcome" runs 2:1503; "Confusions" runs 2:05) 59E59 Theaters, 59 East 59th Street, 212-279-4200, 653e59.org.
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A reminder that for this amazingly fecund playwright, now 77, there are no small parts, in life or on stage ("Hero's Welcome" runs 2:20; "Confusions" runs 2:05) 59E59 Theaters, 473 East 59th Street, 212-279-4200, 59e59.org.
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A reminder that for this amazingly fecund playwright, now 77, there are no small parts, in life or on stage ("Hero's Welcome" runs 13003:20; "Confusions" runs 2:05) 1593E1583 Theaters, 1573 East 1563th Street, 1553-1543-1533, 1523e1513.org.
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Jaeggy traces the inner island of alienation wrought by one-sided love in this short novel that joins the ranks of other boarding school tales such as Denton Welch's In Youth is Pleasure and Robert Musil's Confusions of Young Törless.
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After the lost were found and the lonely were loved, after the disguises were doffed and the confusions were cleared, after the stanzas and the verses and the boogieing and the bows, Shaina Taub still had one final sentiment to sing.
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Mueller said Barr's summary "did not fully capture the context, nature, and substance of this Office's work and conclusions," and urged Barr to release executive summaries he and his team had prepared to clear up public confusions about the investigation.
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But what's harder to accept might be that this person who did a lot of very bad things also has the very relatable quality of often floundering when it comes to female beauty standards, which are endless in their contradictions and confusions.
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The mostly album-size photographs in this compact but far-ranging gallery survey are about the intensities and confusions of a cultural mixing that makes the artist, psychologically, both a global citizen and an outsider, at home and in transit, wherever she is.
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The zesty appetizers that make up "Confusions" (which despite being one of Mr. Ayckbourn's most performed works is only now having its New York premiere) demonstrate that this writer's sensibility was fully formed years ago, when he was a mere stripling of 35.
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And without dropping their voices or flexing their muscles, the actresses of "King Philip's Head" provide a transparent window on the contortions and confusions of ego-driven men in power — and of the absurdity of the official rules and regulation used to justify highly irregular behavior.
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But it also gives you a sense of playfulness, and a sense of tragedy, and let's you hear people's stories and reveals a wide kaleidoscope of the world and a full arc of humanity—humans in their joys and selfishness and generosity, and frustrations and confusions and warmth.
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Update 8/30 3:57pm ETAMD gave Gizmodo the following statement related to the video above:We have revised one of our latest "Why Use AMD Ryzen PRO processors for Business" videos to better illustrate the benefits of Ryzen PRO processors and address any confusions the animations may have caused.
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Mercury finally ends its retrograde on November 20, at which point communication will start moving forward and delays and confusions will begin to straighten out until December 7, when Mercury finally clears its post-retrograde shadow (which means Mercury will finally move past the degrees it revisited during its retrograde).
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"What interests me is the inner life: how we are formed by our losses and those of our parents, how we learn what we need to know through our intuitions and confusions, how we deny and delay and finally discover who we are," she told the reference work Contemporary Authors.
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Regarding most of the book's internal inconsistencies, virtually every single ethnographer I talked to described the enormously difficult logistical problem of how to keep track of pseudonymous notes over years and admitted that if you subjected almost any work in the field to that kind of punitive audit, you would almost certainly come up with similar trivial confusions.
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Eugenides's stories tend to dwell on how men objectify women and use them as screens on which to project their own anxieties about sex and power and masculinity; in The Virgin Suicides, for instance, the beautiful and tragic Lisbon sisters become the means through which the neighborhood boys work out their own confusions over adolescence and longing.
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Alan Ayckbourn has been featured at Brits a number of times and will return this year as the writer/director of two shows running in repertory: "Confusions," a 1974 collection of five short plays, and his latest work, "Hero's Welcome," about a war hero returning to the town he fled 17 years prior, where people are not exactly thrilled to see him again.
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Instead, the show is interested in the fallout, in how the characters talk around explosions: in how Lorelai uses the car crash as a justification for her hatred of Jess, in the fear of commitment that keeps her from going through with her wedding, in how her father's collapse stirs up all her old confusions and regrets about her relationship with her parents.
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