Karzai's odd hostility to the nation that is keeping him in power prompted this exchange in a White House press briefing yesterday, after Press Secretary Robert Gibbs called Karzai's remarks "confusing" and "untruthful": Q: Robert, can I do a quick follow of that?
Unfortunately, Mr. Quayle persisted in making confusing, often outright nonsensical remarks that became a political punchline.
Wasn't it Trump who once remarked on how confusing the health-care system was?
ACCURACY While it is true that Bradley was the main sponsor of a law enacted in 1996 requiring health insurance companies to cover at least 48 hours of hospital care for new mothers, Ms. Drumm's remarks are somewhat confusing because the bill did not pass until after her second daughter was born.
He compared the plot to Lost, remarking "Apparently one thoroughly confusing and unnecessarily convoluted TV series wasn't enough.
There are confusing motivations and equally confused and confusing reactions.
What was so confusing to me, as I continued my remarks, was that I could hear this noise but looking out on the main floor, I didn't see a single person booing.
Although this concept may be useful to physicians because it accounts for differences in baseline risks, [ 30] it did not find favor among our study participants who remarked that the concept was "confusing" and often asked focus group leaders for clarification.
Although we fully agree with the authors that the relationship between Th cells and IFN type I deserves further study, their remark on the 'genetic' signature is confusing and probably refers to the IFN type I-induced gene expression signature, which is detected at the RNA level.
Saying that Mr. Yeltsin "struck a discordant note" when he took the floor, Mr. Gorbachev described Mr. Yeltsin's speech as "on the whole politically immature, extremely confusing and contradictory," Tass said in its paraphrase of the remarks.
