Sentence examples for confusing slogan from inspiring English sources

They are hidden behind a confusing slogan that the Tories adopted to make themselves sound cuddlier: "The Big Society".

People may not be able to calculate the personal consequences of political policies or may be misled by confusing information and slogans.

The slogan is catchy, but confusing.

The red-shirt group (wearing white, just to confuse things) chanted slogans and waved sticks in the air but they were relatively small in number and the police, who are widely seen as sympathetic to the government and its supporters, were able to convince them to back off.

The letter does not cite a single person whom the slogan has confused.

Citigroup, which actually partners with A.T. & T. on a co-branded credit card, says that the new A.T. & T. slogan will confuse customers, and it wants a judge to prohibit the telecom company from using not just "A.T. & T. thanks" but also "thanks".

Confusing, even?

Confusing them?

Confusing applications.

Confusing, huh?

Confusing Information.