Sentence examples for confused comments from inspiring English sources

"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).

Every time I write about voter ID laws, I get a flood of angry messages over email and Twitter, and confused comments on this blog, many from readers who genuinely don't understand why this is a big deal.

And I can't with Lil Wayne's dismissive and confused comments about BLM.

The brand announced the news via social media last week to mixed reviews, including an onslaught of confused comments and Twitter reactions.

The announcement set off a series of confused comments from U.S. defense officials about an announcement that would typically be coordinated between multiple agencies prior to release.

"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.

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.

For all the papers in which the referee comments might have confused the authors, editorial comments explaining the basic reasons for the rejection of the papers were introduced.

Jeter said today that he was confused by the comments before he talked to Rodriguez Friday night, but that after talking with Rodriguez, he does not expect that Rodriguez will make similar remarks in the future.