Sentence examples for confused comment from inspiring English sources

COMMENT FROM ANDREW C: Bachman looks confused COMMENT FROM NIKLAS: Cutting expenses on Military.

"I'm confused," commented Carol Spieckerman, president of Newmarketbuilders.

However, Rolling Stone said the album seemed confused, commenting that Silverchair "can't decide what they want to do" with their music.

"Her backwards, utterly confused comments about the history of HBCUs last night only make it clearer how unqualified she is to serve all of our students," said Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash).

The story appeared to confuse editorial comment with news reporting in respect of opinion columns.

At first, I was confused by his comment.

Doyle appeared confused by Shimkus' comment.

"In essence, this is a government hit list!" declared Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-N.C ., in what could have been confused foR-N.C .ment on drones.

And should they?" Doyle appeared confused by Shimkus' comment. . "There's no such thing as a la carte insurance, John," he said.

However, there are several issues (e.g., mutual interference among student pairs, confusing evaluation comments, untraceable corrections, etc).

Confusing economic comments — first by former President Bill Clinton, then by Lawrence Summers, President Obama's first National Economic Council director — have emboldened Republicans to press for the immediate extension of all of the expiring Bush-era tax cuts, with a claim that they have bipartisan backing.