Sentence examples for confusing response from inspiring English sources

It was a wavering, confusing response that reflected mission drift and a loss of organizational focus and identity.

Because Behar's statement is negative, either "yes" or "no" on its own would be a confusing response.

Cernovich also participated in the most confusing response to the news by claiming that the emails don't actually support the Times story.

The White House, for its part, offered a confusing response when asked for comment on the apparent lack of progress on the facility.

Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning gave a confusing response Sunday when pressed to explain allegations that a clinic sent NFL-banned performance-enhancing drugs to his house under his wife's name, first calling the reports "complete trash" and then distancing himself from his wife's prescriptions.

This was BP's somewhat confusing response: "Rahul, we've sponsored the arts for decades because the arts institutions benefit and want us to, and just like them, BP has a role to play in the country's cultural and business activities we employ 15,000 staff here and invest billions of pounds in jobs and in supplying the energy which people take for granted".

Right before we nod off I'll whisper in her ear, "Lily, can you tell me secrets about Dolly Parton?" And she'll give confusing responses like "No".

Labour regards Osborne as a weak link in the Tory leadership because ministers believe he was responsible for a confused response to the financial crisis last year in which he opposed bank nationalisation, only to change his mind a few weeks after the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

Western analysts are also trying to decipher the Taliban's confused response to the killing, in which one "spokesman" claimed responsibility but others denied it.

The confused response has so far been led by Iranian-backed Shia militias.

They got the same confused response when they supported the Darkness and the Streets last month.