Sentence examples for confusing announcement from inspiring English sources

Like many others, she heard Günter Schabowski, a member of the ruling Communist Politburo, read the confusing announcement that East Germans were free to travel west.

"It's a confusing announcement by the government today that in fact these grandparents before today weren't exempt from those work activity tests," she told ABC TV.

A confused team announcement yesterday saw Kidney make conflicting statements on the process for selecting.

"It is confusing that this announcement comes in the same week that Sadiq Khan has removed a key hurdle in the expansion of City Airport which will only add to London's dirty air woes," said its campaigner, Sophie Neuburg.

Unlike the confusing Afghanistan policy announcement, Obama's new jobs plan offered a politically appealing, easy-to-understand solution to the budgetary box we're now in: Tap the TARP.

In consequence, recipients may be misinformed or confused by announcements of the same event with contradictory dates, speaker changes and so on, which may ultimately damage the reputation of the emitting source.

What were we supposed to make of the reaction Ralphie received to this? Ralphie's reaction to the Viceroy announcement was confusing and unconvincing too.

But in some ways the announcement confused, rather than clarified.

The world continues to be stunned and confused by the announcement that Kristen Wiig and Will Ferrell are starring in A Deadly Adoption, a Lifetime movie premiering this weekend.

The announcement followed a confusing 24 hours in which Trump faced accusations of indecision.

When the election went badly for Berlusconi's center-right coalition, Bergamini and her colleagues worked mightily to delay broadcasting the results as long as possible, until the audience dropped off, and then made the announcement in as confusing a fashion as possible.