Sentence examples for giving confusing from inspiring English sources
Last month he appeared on "Late Show With David Letterman" wearing sunglasses and giving confusing, meandering answers to questions.
Johnson has spent years giving confusing answers when asked whether he would like to lead the Conservative party or be prime minister, at times saying it was as likely as being reincarnated as an olive and at others suggesting he would be up for "having a crack" if the ball came loose at the back of the scrum.
The government has been criticised for giving confusing messages to motorists on how to prepare for a fuel strike.
A combination of utterance selection and verification from a list of predefined phrases is utilized in order to avoid giving confusing responses to the learner.
Although Kessel is "up in the air" on Nam Tai Electronics given its history of giving confusing guidance, he firmly believes that the company will also beat his fiscal first-quarter estimates for earnings of 23 cents on revenue of $210 million.
The US reading scores were missing this year because the test booklets were misprinted, giving confusing instructions that no doubt garbled the answers.
Following the withdrawal of universal child benefit, David Cameron has suffered his worst 48 hours in office, giving confused and defensive radio and TV interviews, which in turn have fed into sceptical press coverage.
But investigators said they became suspicious when he gave confusing answers about his hometown.
Hollande, in characteristic fashion, remained silent, while his various ministers gave confusing and sometimes conflicting accounts.
Under a vigorous and at times tense cross-examination by Mr. Conroy's lawyer that lasted nearly four hours, Mr. Loja on Wednesday gave confusing and occasionally contradictory answers.
South Korean officials later said Mr. Lowrance, who was reported to be in his late 50s, had given "confusing" and "contradictory" statements about wanting to help resolve the North's nuclear dispute with Washington.
