Sentence examples for confused speech from inspiring English sources

Confusion, weakness, confused speech and difficulty with balance are an indication of a possible cranial hematoma.

This year, there have been many funerals, and many odd moments a confused speech, a treacly song in a memories slide show.

As you all probably know, Clint Eastwood, famous Hollywood movie guy and former mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, gave a rambling, confused speech at the Republican National Convention last night.

Gadhafi's son, Seif al-Islam, went on state TV in the early hours Monday with a sometimes confused speech of nearly 40 minutes, vowing to fight and warning that if protests continue, a civil war will erupt in which Libya's oil wealth "will be burned".

People confuse speech recognition with language understanding, argues Mr Norman.

Actually, for many "Speech over noise" audio segments the level of noise in background is extremely low so that the detection systems usually confuse "Speech over noise" with "Speech".

"Let's not confuse free speech with the representation of criminals in the news media," he went on.

"I am confused by this speech and what it tells us that this Presidency is about right now," Lizza says.

One line from Mr. Boehner's speech confused me: Here's what we got for that spending binge: a massive health care bill that most Americans never asked for.

After officers woke Woods up, he was "cooperative" but he was "confused" and his speech was "slow, sluggish [and] very slurred," according to the report.

Other errors by McMahon, such as a confused ad-lib speech while visiting Washington, and a statement to Indonesia's President Suharto that Australia was a "west European nation", also damaged the government.