Sentence examples for confusing answers from inspiring English sources

But investigators said they became suspicious when he gave confusing answers about his hometown.

They reported that the president "mangled facts and sentences," and gave "rambling, sometimes confusing" answers, while expressing concerns about his age and health.

The Huffington Post recently chatted with Andy Juett, producer of T.J. Miller's "Denver" music video that premiered at Red Rocks in July and one of the rotating stand-up comic hosts at The Grapes of Rad for confusing answers about so many things and also some legitimate answers about the show.

His inclination to talk tough and his tendency to give confusing answers to questions have damaged his administration.

Meanwhile, Mr. Cain's campaign has had a tough week after a set of confusing answers on the nonnegotiable conservative issue of abortion rights.

He said the big companies could easily get round MPs' questions with "very complex, very clever, very confusing answers", adding: "You'll never get to the bottom of it".

They got confused answers — an acknowledgment from Kerry that there might be "downstream" benefits; assertions that the opposition was on the whole getting more moderate and "more defined by its adherence to some, you know, democratic process and to an all-inclusive, minority-protecting constitution," never mind that one of the groups was an Al Qaeda affiliate.

If you are confused, answer any of your own questions by getting help from your classmates or teacher.

Ben Nelson offers up a confusing answer that confuses me, and confuses Chris Wallace and that's probably because Ben Nelson's one of the dumbest men in government.

"Several of those items were poorly worded, confusing and answered incorrectly by large numbers of students," Dr. Brosnan said.

Slightly confused, Sarjo answers: "It is our job and we get paid for doing it.