Sentence examples for confused messaging from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is the nature of the Internet that State's digital media endeavors have far outpaced traditional foreign policy strategy planning, but there seems to be a muddied message about this important initiative, and our enemies are seizing on our confused messaging.

Piers Harding-Rolls, senior principle analyst, IHS Screen Digest "After almost two years of confused messaging and half-hearted press conferences the Wii U is finally here - but it's no closer to defining an identity.

Which will probably make for some confused messaging at times.

An expensive acquisition, unsuccessful products like a tablet computer and confused messages led to his dismissal.

We have a European Union encumbered by clumsy decision-making and confused messages.

That evening, they listened eagerly to the Taliban's radio channels, which featured confused messages about someone named Bashir.

It is not one devised to build compromise, and the internal fighting can send confused messages to the outside world.

The international bureaucracy's plans to decentralise power and encourage investment have for now been shelved.A series of confused messages from nationalist Serb politicians in Belgrade and Kosovo may be to blame for the poor showing.

This will be refreshing for journalists and customers alike, who are nowadays too accustomed to listening to established brands spout confused messages formed by several generations of marketing teams.

After scoring two goals in Chelsea's 7-0 thrashing of Ipswich in the FA Cup on Sunday, Lampard spoke of how his frustration over the injury was compounded by the confused messages he had been given.

It survives as a monument of the mind: half ruin and half construction site, the receiver and transmitter of confused messages regarding modernity, communism and the utopian dreams of the century gone by.