Sentence examples for confusing quote from inspiring English sources
It led to a rather pleased Wednesday manager Carlos Carvalhal coming out with this slightly confusing quote after victory: "On the pitch we were better than Arsenal, but we are not better than them". The Daily Mail can explain.
The narration becomes especially confusing when characters quote each other, and when Mr. Rodriguez occasionally flubs his lines.
(The Boston Globe said Kennedy "appeared confused" and quoted one audience member as saying, "I wanted to go up there and save the kid").
It also appears to get confused by partial quotes at times.
With partial quotes and long sentences, this passage is confusing.
Mr Johnson says we quote too many measures of inflation, which is confusing for people.
(I can almost hear a few folks groaning, "Oh, no. Not that Bobby Kennedy quote again!" To which I offer: Consuming is good for fast food and faster Internet connections, but savoring is better if we're after knowledge and wisdom. Let's not confuse consuming a pithy quote here and there with savoring wise words.
Confusing amounts of jewelry, layers, fluff, etc., see-through clothes, awkwardly inappropriate quotes, designs, or implications are a no-go too.
