Sentence examples for confusing message from inspiring English sources

Messages that fail at this goal are regarded as confusing and a confusing message is intuitively more likely to be seen as annoying for many reasons (e.g., a perceived waste of time in reading a confusing message, frustration due to lack of understanding).

That's a very confusing message".

This sends a confusing message to readers.

This is a confusing message to say the least.

And now voters are going to be faced with a head-spinningly confusing message.

It's starting to lead to a potentially confusing message for the consumer".

The Syrian opposition is seriously hampered by internal divisions and confusing messages.

It hardly inspires confidence and also probably sends confusing messages to the players who missed out.

Instead he got Kirwan's unrealistic expectations, confusing messages and general lack of support.

In some ways Cameron is right: we give young people confusing messages about how adult they are.

The chancellor was also haunted by the chaos of the 2010 Tory election campaign, in which confusing messages about the "big society" culminated in the ill-defined manifesto "invitation" to voters to join the government of Britain.