Sentence examples for confusing interview from inspiring English sources

Last August, Marina Diamandis gave a confusing interview to the website Popjustice.

But even CNN questioned Shocked's lucidity, describing her appearance as "a rambling, and confusing interview, that at times struggled to remain coherent".

While he was indeed unusual and gave confusing interviews, no one had to be convinced to fall in love with Prince.

It is a very confused interview punctuated by frequent garbled quotations, and admonitions to the effect that the reporter cannot print that.

In a Dazed & Confused interview earlier this year, the writer said: "Each time he speaks more than five words, it feels like an astounding gift from the universe".

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In 2010, she ventured into the film and modelling industries after starring in the independent film Putty Hill and appearing in the magazines Dazed & Confused and Interview.

BE I appreciate what you're saying about soul-sapping, confusing junket-type interviews.

Translation issues were discussed during the training in order to avoid confusing during the interviews.

The whole interview was confusing.

When patients' comments were confusing or paradoxical, the interview would paraphrase the last comment, "do you mean..... .......... or "so you are saying...... .......... Narrative topics are not randomly chosen by patients from a plethora of past, current, and future phenomena.