The phrase "confusing comments" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to comments or statements that are difficult to understand or that cause confusion. Example: "The speaker's confusing comments left the audience baffled and unsure of what point he was trying to make."
Updated at 4.41pm GMT 4.31pm GMT Here's another take on the G7's confusing comments on currencies yesterday, from Pimco chief executive Mohamed El-Erian.
Since the trial started in 1996, Mr. Asahara has refused to answer questions and has never made more than confusing comments.
In the span of a week, Mr. Gore has gone from issuing a statement at odds with the administration's position in the case, to making a series of confusing comments to remaining silent today, while Attorney General Janet Reno said she would issue an order that the boy be handed over to his father next week.
Mr Cable has been more certain in backing the coalition's deficit-reduction programme, but made some occasionally confusing comments.
His confusing comments raised a question at the heart of our research.
The only confusing comment came from a Norwegian woman.
While some might perceive "fat" as a confusing comment for the duchess, the woman's tone of voice and Markle's cheerful response made it clear it was meant as a kind, friendly comment.
But in a confusing stream of comments to reporters at the presidential palace on Saturday, Mr. Karzai dismissed the notion of a transitional government.
I found it to be a little confusing — seeing guys' comments in my feed was a little odd since I was trying to match with ladies — but Phua explained that the feature is also testing a broader thesis: that Paktor can expand beyond romance and connect people via interest and other platonic ways.
In our opinion, beside the good overall quality of the data in Uniprot, a possible explanation for this failure lies in the confusing distinction between comments and private reports, which is disorienting for the user and in the lack of acknowledgement for reporting errors.
"There are confusing messages," she commented.
