Sentence examples for confusing them into from inspiring English sources
The ballot there was indeed tricky, thanks to Theresa LePore, a Democratic election official who redesigned it so it would be easier for the elderly to read, and wound up confusing them into voting twice.
More glaringly, we can guilt, shame and confuse them into not thinking for themselves and not developing a life that suits them and makes THEM happy.
Hopes are high that it will demand a shake-up to make accounts easier to compare and ensure banks play fair with customers – and don't confuse them into staying in the wrong account.
The CMA is set to report later this year and hopes are high that it will demand a shake-up to make accounts easier to compare and ensure banks play fair with customers and don't confuse them into staying in the wrong account.
In trying to respond to the will of the people, we succeeded in confusing them and in tying ourselves into noose knots.
It gives employees a total of 36 fund options in their 401(k) plans, but in order not to confuse them it splits these into three tiers.
Margherita directs her actors with a sublime bit of advice that unfailingly confuses them, but which pops into the film, repeatedly, as a stroke of Moretti's own genius and even as the secret of his own art: she tells one actress to "stay a little bit to the side" and explains, "I'd like to see the actress.
Pagés included opposition media on her list of these activists and propagandists, accusing them of fraudulently confusing Mexicans into believing that the students' disappearance "was a crime of state, as if the Mexican government gave the order to exterminate them".
But when countries try to split the difference or if they introduce confusing rules into the system, their servers are more likely to leave customers dissatisfied.
With our idiocy being what it is, the British Museum runs a risk of confusing us into equating Persia with the near-eastern origins of civilisation.
