Sentence examples for confused interview from inspiring English sources

It is a very confused interview punctuated by frequent garbled quotations, and admonitions to the effect that the reporter cannot print that.

In a Dazed & Confused interview earlier this year, the writer said: "Each time he speaks more than five words, it feels like an astounding gift from the universe".

While he was indeed unusual and gave confusing interviews, no one had to be convinced to fall in love with Prince.

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In 2010, she ventured into the film and modelling industries after starring in the independent film Putty Hill and appearing in the magazines Dazed & Confused and Interview.

Listeners to BBC Radio 4 on Sunday were left confused after an interview with former CBI chief Lord Jones was interrupted by yodelling.

The Conservatives recently misused statistics on crime and teenage pregnancy, and Mr Cameron sounded confused in an interview last month about his policy on the status of marriage in the tax system.

The video was first revealed to be in the making in the September 2012 issue of Dazed & Confused, in an interview with Andrew Thomas Huang.

It was as editor of Dazed & Confused that Hack interviewed Kate Moss, who was later to become his girlfriend (legend has it that his first words to her were: "You smell of pee").. "My relationship with Kate was very well documented, as it would be," he says.

And in an interview, she confused gross and net salaries, damaging for a politician who prides herself on detail.Yet these mishaps are negligible compared with the harm done by Edmund Stoiber, leader of the CSU.

Deborah, now a fashion stylist and costume designer has been featured in editorials for AnOther, Dazed and Confused, i-D, Arena, Interview, ELLE, and Nylon.