Sentence examples for attempts to confuse from inspiring English sources
Bellfield failed in his creepy attempts to confuse the jury.
Mr. Kerry isn't just a Democrat who might win: his life story challenges Mr. Bush's attempts to confuse tough-guy poses with heroism, and bombast with patriotism.
The Argentinian government attempts to confuse the issue by raising complicated arguments over territorial integrity, or questioning whether this right should apply to an allegedly implanted population.
And now the playwright and performance artist Mike Albo's first novel (or is it a memoir?), "Hornito," attempts to confuse and tease the reader in a similar manner.
The Local Coordination Committees, a group of activists who plan and document the uprising, said that protesters demonstrated in small numbers across towns and cities at the same time, in attempts to confuse security forces and avoid casualties.
Our five-year-old loves these books and has made rapid progress with reading and writing, despite my attempts to confuse the process by teaching him special secret letters such as _ and _.
James Ryan, attorney-general of Illinois, thinks that KTNT's conduct "constitutes a clear attempt to confuse, deceive or cause misunderstanding".
Hussein knew that East would probably play the spade eight from a doubleton in an attempt to confuse the issue.
Companies that do opt for HPP say much of the criticism amounts to sniping and an attempt to confuse the consumer.
