Sentence examples for broadcasts confusing from inspiring English sources

Another passenger joins in, and then the whole carriage says: "Whatever the pay, don't do it!" On the same line but at Gare du Nord in the city centre, the platform is packed solid, the public address system broadcasts confusing messages.

A la Senator James Inhofe (R-ExxonMobil) dragging out his children to make an igloo on the Mall mocking Al Gore, the science denial community leverages what is going on in backyards and on TV broadcasts to confuse people about reality.

Clearly, Mr. Cheney is confusing pronouncements broadcast on Fox News and elsewhere with the work of serious historians.

Confusing picture.

EDITING SOFTWARE Also confusing.

And confusing.

So confusing.

Sounds confusing.

Or confusing.

Confusing stuff.

Really confusing.