"How I look loud?" the rapper said twice in confusion.
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The two scores, though, have resulted in confusion among educators.
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While the dramatics are going down, Anderson looks on in confusion.
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I was lost in confusion and feelings of betrayal and hatred.
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Cornet, ranked No. 31 in the world, stared back in confusion.
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If you're scratching your head right now in confusion, you're not alone.
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Kyaw and his friend Pyae Kyaw Pk shook their heads in confusion.
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His parents "cried their hearts in confusion" over him, their first child.
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He shakes his head in confusion, but seems to understand something deeper.
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"I am," he adds, as the newscaster lifts his arms in confusion.
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In the background, a man on his cellphone looks on in confusion.
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Behind him, people were milling about in confusion and checking their comms.
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"This is not okay," the umpire said, with Cornet visibly reacting in confusion.
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An earlier initial hearing at a lower court ended in confusion on Monday.
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The internet erupted in confusion on Thursday night after Trump's Twitter went down.
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" As other representatives looked on in confusion, Mr. Sun responded: "I am Chinese.
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Hurricane Florence bears down on the East Coast; Sweden's elections end in confusion.
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Clearly unprepared, she blinks in confusion as she attempts to process what just happened.
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You're not going to breed economic confidence when the Fed leaves everyone in confusion.
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But in his tweetstorm, one vague tweet left many scratching their heads in confusion.
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On their retreat the Government troops plundered Nindiri village and then retired in confusion.
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I put it on to a resounding view of eyes glaring at me in confusion.
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If that name leaves you scratching your head in confusion, you're not the only one.
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Interrupting his spiel, I said, "My friend and I." He stared at me in confusion.
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Players milled about in confusion, and Chile's fans struggled to understand what was going on.
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Behind her, her calf screams in confusion and fear as the fire licks at her feet.
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For the past two weeks, the House Republican immigration debate has been one engulfed in confusion.
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The inclusion of the recipe resulted in confusion, outrage, and accusations of tone deafness and insensitivity.
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The first quarter started euphorically, with stocks at historic highs in January, but ended in confusion.
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Flustered fans flocked to Twitter in confusion and it's safe to say they were not happy.
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The process can take several years and piles of paperwork, resulting in confusion, frustration and despair.
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She does not exult in confusion and skepticism but dutifully communicates them— a radical and welcome honesty.
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As with so much about the Syrian conflict, the U.N.-brokered peace talks are shrouded in confusion.
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A bearded young man with a large rucksack stares at the signs, his brow furrowed in confusion.
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Facebook's contractors remain mired in confusion and uncertainty as their experiences seem at odds with Facebook's policy.
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There is a lot of jargon around rent, resulting in confusion about what the different terms mean.
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Calls for help made to untrained commercial company telephone operators often resulted in confusion and delayed response.
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Previously, Congress extended this rule year by year, often waiting so late that givers were left in confusion.
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Negotiations on the withdrawal are generally acknowledged to be going poorly for London, steeped in confusion and retreat.
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He continued to rub his head in confusion while watching the lion warily until it stopped its advances.
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But it's the introduction of the ABC News debate that's left many viewers scratching their heads in confusion.
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He's been invited to audition for the league on Saturday, but the opportunity has been shrouded in confusion.
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Kanye West's antics over the last few years have left many of us scratching our heads in confusion.
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We believe in confusion," added Cardiff, to which Miller followed without missing a beat: "There's too many answers.
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Guerrera signaled in confusion at the referee when Barrón did not recover from the move, according to The Guardian.
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The fractured grammatical twists gave the suits pause as they listened, their brows furrowed in confusion about Ortiz's words.
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The two runners then stop to yell at each other in confusion, apparently over who should carry the baton.
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People would no longer stare at me in confusion and disgust, wondering why I looked the way I did.
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The ragged crowd seems to be in confusion, with some moving away from the police and others heading toward them.
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I reread it in confusion instead of with the pleasure I felt through the rest of this elegant page-turner.
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Then I run up and tell them I can fix it and, well, they stare back at me in confusion.
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As it stands, the hastily written order is mired in confusion, with little clarity on how families will be reunited.
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If you asked the Democratic National Committee to look at our 2018 plan, they would scratch their heads in confusion.
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The launch of website — and what exactly the website would do — has been mired in confusion since late last week.
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Initially, some users thought the issue was on their end and tried to reset the product, which resulted in confusion.
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A YouTuber was accused of scamming fans after a competition to win Louis Vuitton bags ended in confusion and delays.
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Though well intended, the implementation of the one-size-fits all ELD mandate has resulted in confusion, frustration and anxiety.
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British lawmakers failed on Monday to resolve chaos around Britain's EU departure, leaving the future direction of Brexit mired in confusion.
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The opportunity, though, has been shrouded in confusion befitting the league's mishandling of Kaepernick and the player protest movement he inspired.
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Fred entertains our crazed guy and stares in confusion as he hears the mystery man answer the phone from his residence.
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Hopefully you're now squinting at your screen in confusion, because this is very silly criteria through which to judge a movie.
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The launch of the website -- and what exactly the website would do -- has been mired in confusion since late last week.
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Libra has been mired in confusion, largely because Facebook, for all its engineering talent, can't seem to convey a clear message.
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Privately, some of Trump's aides worry that the President inserting himself into the negotiations could end, again, in confusion and failure.
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Once, after Punyaratabandhu blogged about the stir-fry on her website, SheSimmers, readers living in Thailand wrote to her in confusion.
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Telecoms group China Unicom last week announced a $11.7 billion ownership reform plan which was later mired in confusion about fundraising details.
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"Trump is attempting to build a hall of mirrors where even our most basic sensory perceptions are shrouded in confusion," he says.
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Either option is legitimate, but without documentation, your wishes can become lost in confusion, causing pain and trauma for friends and loved ones.
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Instead of a quaint downtown, she struts the parking lot of an apartment complex, stopping to twerk as people look on in confusion.
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When I hand over my business card, people look at my face and then ask in confusion how I got my first name.
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But his candid responses, all of which have been scrubbed from the internet, also had many raising their brows in confusion and concern.
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Sophisticated readers who wrote to me in recent weeks described doing all of the above and still throwing up their hands in confusion.
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The wardens brought before Amini a tall, beautiful young woman who had the affect of a child, and looked on Amini in confusion.
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Sophisticated readers who wrote to me in recent weeks described doing all of the above and still throwing up their hands in confusion.
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After wandering around in confusion for days, Alice finally gets clarity from Tinker (Patch Darragh), a super-fan who moved to Alice's Arizona town.
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I looked at her in confusion, then slowly realized we had to bury our child and come up with the money to do so.
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" Hundreds of twitter users responded in confusion, one writing, "I need help with this," while another posted a meme that said, "Think, think, think.
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Leaning in to the style its patchwork of source material requires, "Combat Obscura," is an eye-opening dispatch from a conflict mired in confusion.
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Officials have repeatedly said the restrictions will be lifted in phases but have not provided a definitive timeline, leaving the entire region in confusion.
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I've worn my hair in a bun all week and I've had a number of babies point to me in confusion and yell LOOK!
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The only light came from the glow of the butcher's open roast pit in the town center, where a crowd was milling around in confusion.
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YouTuber Alissa Violet is being accused of scamming fans after a competition to win Louis Vuitton bags ended in confusion and delays, Buzzfeed News reported.
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The account, which the Fed published Wednesday, described officials as united in confusion about the reasons that inflation is weak but divided about the consequences.
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The issue of Rappler's status was mired in confusion, with Roque initially saying it could cover the palace news briefings while the appeal is ongoing.
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British lawmakers failed on Monday to resolve the chaos around Britain's EU departure, leaving the future direction of Britain's exit from the bloc mired in confusion.
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The White House said key government officials were briefed before Trump signed the order on Friday, but there was little coordination or consultation, resulting in confusion.
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Speculation on who the perpetrators were at the weekend resulted in confusion when two people were initially arrested but then released and exonerated on Sunday morning.
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The idea has been masked in confusion as of late and is one of the greatest casualties of the political battle between the left and right.
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Many of those have been studies in confusion for athletes, federations, fans and media, as conflicting rules of release of information left everyone in the dark.
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As I whispered to a photographer beside me that we should trade places to get "different angles of Drake," a woman behind me yelled in confusion.
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When Jane writhes in confusion and anxiety after she first meets Rochester, Bertha is silhouetted behind her, echoing her movements — except Bertha is writhing in lust.
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I watched in confusion and horror as the news broke in my family's living room via Chinese satellite TV, struggling to pick up what was happening.
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The outcome of the caucuses has been mired in confusion since Monday, when Iowa officials reported trouble with new technology and inconsistencies in reporting the results.
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YouTuber Alissa Violet was accused of scamming fans after a competition to win Louis Vuitton bags ended in confusion and delays in October, BuzzFeed News reported.
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The conflicting opinions had resulted in "confusion and uncertainty," Moore said, with many probate judges issuing marriage licenses to gay couples while others refused to do so.
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"Surprised" doesn't even begin to cover it — the panel had their hands over their mouths, and some of them even jumped out of their seats in confusion.
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These restrictions not only cut D.C. out of that sweet, sticky marijuana tourism money, but also results in confusion for visitors who aren't aware of the restrictions.
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TIJUANA. Mexico — Last Tuesday morning, Catardo Gómez stepped from the United States into Mexico, looked around briefly in confusion, and was immediately swarmed by microphones and cameras.
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Done well, these elements are perfect, creating one of the best games of all time: the story of a dying world drowning in confusion, horror, and regret.
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So if the first year and a half of the Trump administration has been enmeshed in confusion and chaos, QAnon is the conspiratorial response: Everything is fine.
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He would drive me five hours to sit by my dad's hospital bedside while my dad grimaced in confusion from morphine and let me read Harry Potter to him.
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The beep of the test alert echoed through Times Square, causing some pedestrians to look up in confusion before turning back to their phones and continuing with their day.
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Chief Justice Roy Moore said the U.S. Supreme Court decision is at odds with earlier opinions by the state's highest court, resulting in "confusion and uncertainty" among probate judges.
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The front-wing broken, the champion dived into the pits where he spent nearly a minute with Mercedes caught unawares and milling about in confusion without any tires ready.
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The conflicting opinions had resulted in "confusion and uncertainty," Moore said, with many probate judges issuing marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples while others refused to do so.
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Officials have repeatedly said that the lockdown will be lifted in phases over the next few days but have not provided a definitive timeline, leaving the entire region in confusion.
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His gyrations over China -- from fury to adopting a softly softly approach and buttering up Chinese President Xi Jinping -- have left his strategy on the trade war mired in confusion.
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Later, a group of St. Patrick's Day merrymakers, draped in green beads and Jets jerseys, tottered down the stairs, swayed momentarily in confusion and, bless their sodden hearts, staggered out.
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Photo: Getty Two weeks ago, residents of Hawaii kissed their loved ones goodbye or huddled in confusion after emergency warnings of an incoming ballistic missile threat were sent out in error.
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After rushing upstairs, we found her in her nightgown, shaky on her skinny legs, looking in confusion at the contents of a spilled box of papers she had tried to lift.
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Each and every episode has a way of getting under the viewer's skin, leaving them both haunted, horrified, and, often — given the open-ended conclusions — scratching their heads in confusion. Intrigued?
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We're all just here to make sure those younger than us survive to a point where they, too, are as old as we are, blinking in confusion at those kids today.
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But if you're squinting in confusion at this song's high placement, we're going to go ahead and assume you haven't watched the above explicit version, which ramps everything up to 11.
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The movie saves its wildest stuff for last, giving the audience more than a few chances to drop our jaws in confusion, in horror, in awe, and finally, in satisfied giggles.
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Watching them both during the winter months ("24: Legacy" concluded its season on April 17) was an exercise in confusion, because, in many respects, they seemed to be the same show.
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People murmured in confusion, asking one another why the woman onstage wasn't Karyn Morton, the chair of the Republican Party of Duval County, and why she seemed to be singing in Russian.
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He has seen numerous cases where pet owners die without a plan in place for their surviving pets, which results in "confusion" and, in some cases, the pet ending up in a shelter.
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A live video stream on his Facebook page shows dozens of people standing in confusion in the aftermath of the attack, while others held a man they believed was responsible on the ground.
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Trump's big announcement for keeping the virus at bay -- what he said was a 2000-day ban on travel to the US by Europeans and restrictions on cargo -- was immediately engulfed in confusion.
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Cursing the skies in confusion that two lads from Surrey weren't able to revolutionize pop music possibly suggests that the fault was more with our unreasonable expectations than it was their own inadequacies.
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The circumstances of the mass kidnapping were mired in confusion, but more than 70 teenage students were dropped off at the campus of their Presbyterian Secondary School by masked men around 11 p.m.
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He just stares in confusion as this person runs at full speed toward him, until he reaches him, stabs him violently and keeps running as the victim drops to the ground in amazement.
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But as a former Breitbart employee, I shook my head in confusion — this is the same employee who has tweeted a litany of racist, anti-immigrant, and other hateful things in the past.
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The limited communication between those on the inside and those on the outside has resulted in confusion and a sense of helplessness among some relatives, as rumors and misinformation get passed off as fact.
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This can result in confusion, as on a recent visit when a waitress described the barbecue spare ribs as Latin American; they arrived with the lurid crimson stain and sugary pique of char siu.
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Whenever I speak to those who experienced it during that specific window of time, they, like me, look back in confusion on incidents that should not belong to the hopeful prime of young adulthood.
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He looks around in confusion, his chubby forearm draped trustingly across the reflective stripe on his rescuer's back, before he is plopped into the chair at the back of an ambulance, lit blindingly white.
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After a tumultuous week in which May's divorce strategy was rejected by lawmakers for a third time, despite her offer to quit if it passed, the future direction of Brexit remains mired in confusion.
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It's as if the show's creators feared that any discussion of racism, or any recognition of race, would cause Gilead to crumble, leaving the handmaids, black and white, standing in the rubble, blinking in confusion.
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Analysts said Putin's motives could be more easily explained as an attempt to limit the damage from the dispute, while Trump's White House seems to be sputtering in confusion without any coherent policy toward Russia.
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This book is about individuals who made themselves in the midst of astounding volatility, and while they were down on their knees, screaming at the sky in confusion, made themselves into those kind of people.
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I take their ignorance about my scars as a blessing, because I'd much rather them stare at me in confusion, than stare at me because they know that I'm trans and they're not okay with it.
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This market's signature move is the shrug: Stocks seem to shrug off any and all adverse-seeming news and march to new highs, while investors shrug in confusion over why nothing seems to disturb the rally.
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It's also a kick to see the artist formerly known as The Rock scrunch up his face and bark "HAH?" in confusion, suggesting that Grandpa Eddie has less of a hearing problem than a comprehension one.
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If you've ever been to a large city, you've likely found yourself clinging to transportation apps to get around, or staring in confusion at the colorful, labyrinthian subway maps while attempting to plot your route across town.
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The giant doors that separate them from each other and the rest of the Medina are locked until the morning, an age-old tradition meant to deter thieves (and which, today, makes Google Maps implode in confusion).
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After a tumultuous few weeks in which May's divorce strategy was rejected by lawmakers for a third time, despite her offer to quit if it passed, the future direction of Brexit remains mired in confusion and acrimony.
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Thanks to a troubled Iowa caucus system that has been mired in confusion for three days, the Democratic Party's effort to nominate a candidate to face President Trump in the November presidential election is now in disarray.
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Two attempts in recent weeks to pass an overhaul bill had collapsed in confusion, but Republicans overcame their differences in a 217-213 vote that will send the bill to the Senate, where its outlook was uncertain.
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Leaders of TPP countries are due to meet on Friday after talks among ministers ended in confusion on Thursday with Japan's economy minister saying that they "agree in principle" and his Canadian counterpart saying that was not true.
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His double entryway goes utterly unnoticed by some, and absolutely astounds others, including one gallery regular who backed her way out in confusion at the opening, and had to be chased down by one of the gallery staff.
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The exchange ended in confusion on every side — Taylor seemingly dumbfounded, Republicans incensed that they couldn't confirm their now–deep-seated belief that Ukraine and the Democrats hijacked the 2016 election, and those watching the hearing utterly lost.
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London mayor Sadiq Khan has called for another referendum on Britain's European Union membership, saying the prime minister's handling of Brexit negotiations had become "mired in confusion and deadlock" and was leading the country down a damaging path.
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From the messy mechanics of the Iowa caucuses to the stark choice emerging for voters deciding between a progressive or a more pragmatic path, Democrats are coming out of the 2020 starting gate awash in confusion and uncertainty.
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Once the narrative returns to New York, wading through these flaws becomes worth it again, but the errors take you out of the narrative and make you stare at the Pulitzer Prize sticker on the cover in confusion.
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In his new book, "Christ in Crisis: Why We Need to Reclaim Jesus," he says younger evangelicals and Christians of color are deserting evangelical churches "in confusion and disgust" over leaders' hypocrisy and inattention to issues of social justice.
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Arrestingly direct, one of his most well-known English songs opens with the line "I was born blind and I don't know why," going on to tell of his parents "crying their hearts in confusion" when learning of his condition.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London mayor Sadiq Khan has called for another referendum on Britain's European Union membership, saying the prime minister's handling of Brexit negotiations had become "mired in confusion and deadlock" and was leading the country down a damaging path.
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Instead, the day was spent in confusion and full of pointed language over one primary piece of unfinished business: the recurrent debate over how long New York City's schools should remain under the control of the city's mayor, Bill de Blasio.
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In fact one of them this week provided a clear example of the perilous geopolitical territory the Trump administration wandered into when its ban not only resulted in confusion, but delivered a serious blow to counterterrorism efforts that help keep America safe.
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She watched in confusion as Bublé rang up her items with a fake "beep" noise DeGeneres made him say but remained a good sport — even as the four-time Grammy winner separated her bunch of bananas one by one to scan them.
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It's not clear what West is getting at in this video, but after his already infamous meeting with President Donald Trump on Thursday, people are looking on in confusion like they were earlier this year before the rapper's album Ye was released.
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Events came in profusion, leaving us in confusion as to what mattered, what was the most worrisome, and what was rollickingly funny—such as the stumblebum "plumbers," the Nixon White House's otherwise menacing private goon squad who mucked up everything they did.
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In their pursuit of James Cameronian sublime awe and terror, they miss those realistic features of acidity and death I mentioned above that, even if you ripped them right out of our reality, would cause players to recoil in confusion and horror.
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The Democratic Party and Iowa's state party in particular came under heavy criticism after the Iowa caucuses ended in confusion, with two campaigns calling for recanvassing efforts in dozens of precincts and no clear winner being declared in the immediate days afterward.
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Even the abrupt, albeit momentary, cancellation of Trump's planned visit to the headquarters of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta became mired in confusion after Trump undercut the White House's official explanation by saying an employee had been tested for the virus.
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Movie theatres, however, tend not to brim with historians, and many viewers will sag in confusion as the backdrop of "A United Kingdom," fascinating though it is, smothers the smaller and more intimate saga that is meant to be the core of the action.
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Classic Trumpian chaos In many ways, Trump's new Syria policy is typical of his national security decision making in that it unfolded in confusion, led him to apparently contradict his own statements then saw subordinates try to produce some after-the-fact coherence to the situation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - This weekend's carefully planned wedding of Britain's Prince Harry to his fiancee Meghan Markle was mired in confusion on Tuesday after the father of the American actress told a celebrity news website he was no longer coming, and then appeared to change his mind.
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Some observers, including CARE itself in a statement, suggested that the organization had not been the intended target, and that the militants had either ended up there in confusion or sought to use it as a jumping-off point in an assault on a compound next door.
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President Trump was very tough with our oldest allies at the G-7 summit in Canada over the weekend, while he is being apparently cordial to Kim Jong Un. The elites are whirling in confusion at this kind of swirling maneuvering in a three- or four-day period.
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And the viral communication techniques that Mr. McFarland had hoped would advance the festival's fortunes were instead turned against him as ticket-holders took to platforms like Twitter and Instagram to post images showing people milling in confusion, searching for lost luggage and dragging mattresses across darkened beaches.
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The ruling called for "proportionality," stipulating that only older models with the highest emissions could be subject to such bans and that other considerations had to be taken into account, but automakers warned that allowing individual cities to set their own rules could result in confusion for drivers.
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WASHINGTON — Days after introducing her Green New Deal — a plan to combat climate change that has won the endorsement of several Democratic presidential candidates — Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez found the proposal enmeshed in confusion when her staff published a summary that included provisions not endorsed by the candidates.
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A half-hour later, after continuing along the river and then beneath a highway overpass, pressing against the wall because there was no shoulder, and then doubling back in confusion — this can't be right — I found myself outside the same plant, beside the same fence, talking to the same man.
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In fact, the only Runaway who hews about the same as his original character is de facto ringleader Alex (Rhenzy Feliz), who spends most of the first few episodes blinking in confusion — but depending on how the show continues to adapt his particularly turbulent story, that may not be the case for long.
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There were drunk people, and giddily excited people, and couples making out, and questionable but ultimately unfuckwithable fashion choices; there were people screaming in joy, in anger, in confusion; people embracing their friends, carrying their buddies who'd gotten a little too blitzed on $12 Budweisers, throwing the horns and grinning like fools.
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While significant aspects of the president's broader agenda — including immigration and trade policy, and the proposed border wall with Mexico — remain mired in confusion, and as the administration struggles under the investigation into the presidential campaign's ties with Russia, the E.P.A. and Interior Department have steadily pressed forward with rollbacks of environmental regulations.
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To save that client at all hazards and costs to other persons, and, amongst them, to himself, is his first and only duty; ... Separating the duty of a patriot from that of an advocate, he must go on reckless of the consequences, though it should be his unhappy fate to involve his country in confusion.
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So, in involving his own country in confusion via his payment of $130,000 in hush money, his tale of keeping it a secret to insulate the president, and his possible disbarment for doing so, hasn't Cohen followed Lord Brougham's prescription of singular loyalty to his client and, while we're at it, the biblical description of a loving friend?
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When, at the end of the show, a group of black-suited security guards emerged, joined hands and formed a human chain, protecting … it was not clear exactly what, and then began to whisper among themselves in confusion only to disappear whence they came, it only served to underscore the head-scratching nature of it all.
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Perpetually frowning in confusion, but hanging onto his dignity with the help of his smart uniform, neat moustache and jutting jaw, he keeps being called into his superiors' panelled offices for a dressing down, thus raising the question of why Mr Dujardin hasn't yet been cast as Inspector Clouseau in a Hollywood reboot of "The Pink Panther".
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He is certainly the only other head of government who has had multiple stories devoted to the evolution of his hair: a unique mop of very fine electric blond that has on occasion resembled a medieval bowl cut but more often is standing on end in confusion after having been tugged willy-nilly by its owner.
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In a particularly ghastly moment, Biden claimed the endorsement of "the only black woman elected to the Senate" as Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisOvernight Health Care: Massachusetts governor signs groundbreaking vaping flavor ban | Disability advocates questions 2020 Dems' mental health plans | US birth rate falls for fourth straight year Moderators named for December Democratic primary debate Bernie Sanders 'slow jams' the news with Jimmy Fallon MORE (D-Calif.), the second black woman elected to the Senate, looked on in confusion.
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