Sentence examples for confused approach from inspiring English sources

But, moments into the play, you can tell that Nivola has been hobbled by the director Scott Ellis's confused approach.

It also raised serious concerns over the failure of the police to undertake risk assessments of victims – with a confused approach to arrests of alleged perpetrators.

That is Argentina's predicament as America sends mixed messages about whether, and how, it intends to help.Since it came together, George Bush's team has had a confused approach towards emerging-market crises.

Running out the clock with the ground game, despite not having a lead large enough, or a running game good enough, to guarantee that you would not gain more from saving the time you were wasting now for later, much more than you gained from losing it now: this seems like a confused approach.

England have lost five out of six one-day series during that period and their confused approach is best summed up by the decision to give Ian Bell, rather than the more explosive Alex Hales, the first opportunity to fill the vacant position at the top of the order left by Cook's departure.

The final note of the film tells you everything you need to know about the film's confused approach to cultural cringe.

According to Internet sites about military matters, the device is used to confuse approaching missiles by creating a decoy trail in the air — bits of aluminum to trick radar, for example, or flares that create 3,000 degrees of misleading heat to fool infrared sensors.

Batting with the tail would confuse his approach.

It is as bumpy and uneven as a corduroy road, somewhat irresolute and confused in its approach to vital problems and not always convincing.

Knoblauch has stopped making himself available to the news media, but it is apparent from his at-bats that he is confused in his approach at the plate.

But while the Anglo-French agreement is welcome, the government is being confused in its approach.