Sentence examples for confusing feature from inspiring English sources

A confusing feature of this distinction is that it crosses over the constitutive vs. regulative distinction.

A somewhat confusing feature in The Washington Post about a few loosely connected government initiatives about greater access to faster Wi-Fi got twisted into a story about a plan to create a so-called "Super Wi-Fi" network.

You don't know if someone "chose you" because they actually like you, want to chill platonically, actually were approving of another friend shown at the same time or were just mindlessly clicking through after getting an alert to try the confusing feature.

Knopp et al. [11] proposed a method to suppress confusing features for increasing the success rate of localization.

The fact that Tumblr took the time to rewrite or explain its policies in more detail here seems to contradict the shrug-of-the-shoulders tone of today's blog post which tries to play off everything that was changed as either bugs or confusing features that needed to be fixed.

Are they worried about the new MacBook Pro's Thunderbolt feature confusing folks?

The present version appears preferable, as it does not confuse channel features with the style of wording.

It is because the water may reflect the scenery with ripple and confuse the feature-matching methods.

Gartner blamed the rise of tablets and smartphones for the drop in demand, while IDC said Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system exacerbated the slowdown by confusing consumers with features that compromise the traditional PC experience.

Now, tell me if you'd find any of these features confusing, even after you've been huffing that dry erase marker had a few beers.

There's also likely to be debate over whether the feature risks confusing Skype users who might mistakenly believe all their comms on Skype are going to be strongly encrypted going forward — when in fact they will have to actively choose e2e encryption every time they want to use it.