Sentence examples for confused response from inspiring English sources

Labour regards Osborne as a weak link in the Tory leadership because ministers believe he was responsible for a confused response to the financial crisis last year in which he opposed bank nationalisation, only to change his mind a few weeks after the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

Do not forget that Gordon Brown has hollowed out No 12 for his war room". Labour regards Osborne as a weak link in the Tory leadership because ministers believe he was responsible for a confused response to the financial crisis last year in which he opposed bank nationalisation, only to change his mind a few weeks after the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

Western analysts are also trying to decipher the Taliban's confused response to the killing, in which one "spokesman" claimed responsibility but others denied it.

The confused response has so far been led by Iranian-backed Shia militias.

They got the same confused response when they supported the Darkness and the Streets last month.

Their confused response to some of his experiments – in which balls were dropped into twisting tubes – led to Hood's discovery.

As a matter of fairness, I would include similarly confused responses by Clinton, but there were none.

So with the traditional – and sometimes confused - responses to Fisher out of the way, we can now focus on why the Fed needs oversight.

Released this past spring on Manchester-based label The Death of Rave, the Bristol producer made the record by calling up various call centre employees and played his ambient compositions over the phone, recording the workers' confused responses.

News this week that notorious murderer and cult leader Charles Manson has obtained a marriage license from prison to wed a 26-year-old woman prompted confused responses from people who simply don't understand why anyone would be attracted to a killer.

It was a wavering, confusing response that reflected mission drift and a loss of organizational focus and identity.