Sentence examples for confuse rather than from inspiring English sources

In other ways, though, the media outpouring has served to confuse rather than to inform.

Some are real and well appreciated while some are red herrings and are used to confuse rather than enlighten.

A blizzard of information can confuse rather than enlighten, of course, but there is hardly a shortage of analyzers and filterers.

A cap would confuse rather than clarify public policy choices about the shape of the welfare state and the things the electorate wants its money spent on.

It says: "Legal issues can be extremely complex, so publishing a raft of information without proper context – as the regulator is proposing – may confuse rather than aid consumers.

But as the ISU's rules handbook runs to 107 pages, with 349 rules, the guidelines serve to confuse rather than clear the muddy waters.

But in some ways the announcement confused, rather than clarified.

It confuses rather than clarifies provisions for animal welfare in the UK.

Much of the current debate may have confused, rather than enlightened applied researchers because the underlying source of the debate lacks transparency.

But here the director and Jimmy McGovern, the screenwriter, crank up the dramatic intensity in ways that are forced and confusing rather than forceful and illuminating.

The rulings in Masterpiece Cakeshop, Trinity Lutheran, and other recent high-profile cases have confused rather than clarified the contexts in which religious objectors can be exempt from compliance with antidiscrimination laws.