Sentence examples for confusing messages from inspiring English sources

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.

To avoid appearing weak, Saddam gave out confusing messages about the fact he had disarmed.

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

As leaders huddled, rank-and-file members returned to their offices and were greeted with confusing messages from conservatives and constituents.

The vessel through which their scrambled, encrypted, confusing message is passing.

An expensive acquisition, unsuccessful products like a tablet computer and confused messages led to his dismissal.

Those in charge have compounded the problems by sending out confused messages.

We have a European Union encumbered by clumsy decision-making and confused messages.

That evening, they listened eagerly to the Taliban's radio channels, which featured confused messages about someone named Bashir.