Sentence examples for confused suggestions from inspiring English sources

An air of panic was fuelled by initial, confused suggestions that more than one gunman was at large.

The pair were also at loggerheads when Rooney claimed he was "angered and confused" by suggestions in the summer by Moyes that he was viewed as back-up to Robin van Persie at United.

But one of the first responses she received from FEMA confused her: a suggestion that she apply for a Small Business Administration loan.

When a teacher both corrects the grammar in a sentence and asks the student to develop the idea further, the writer may be confused about which suggestion to respond to: If she corrects the grammar, then the sentence should be "finished," but if she changes the sentence, then the grammar corrections may no longer apply.

But most of all, I'm confused with the suggestion to launch big projects, particularly to build in Russia a new generation collider.

Colleen Awofeso, from Devizes in Wiltshire, says she is confused by a suggestion from City of London Police that CCTV inside the Betfred shop was "corrupt" and irretrievable.

On that basis, political journalist Rob Merrick said he was "confused" by the suggestion made by one expert to the paper that British parents "are simply not as aware of how important education is".

Try not to use something like 'pen' that might be easily confused - one suggestion might be to use 'banana' or a specific kind of food your friend knows you don't like.

He said ACA had "every opportunity" to clarify Paulson's role if it was confused and flatly rebutted suggestions that the Abacus package was designed to default.

But what confused many was the suggestion by Google and Verizon that future online services that are not part of the public Internet should also be exempt from equal-access rules.

But when a member of my tour group asked if BMW sold it to other refurbishers, the man holding the tool looked confused, as though the suggestion was patently absurd.