Sentence examples for deliberately confused from inspiring English sources
They should not, however, be deliberately confused with an underperforming and rudderless national team.
The violent incident is presented in ambiguous, deliberately confused flashbacks and is both comic and disturbing.
Pablo Eisenberg of Georgetown's Public Policy Institute argues that such "right-wing hammering" has deliberately "confused the issues".
It's funny how the interests of American corporations are so often, so successfully and so deliberately confused with the interests of the world economy.
Only poor half-mad William Blake, buffeting the wind on Hampstead Heath, gained some sort of audience for "songs" that deliberately confused the worlds of the adult and the child.
Formas de volver a casa, by Chilean Alejandro Zambra, had a postmodern structure: history and fiction were deliberately confused; the narrative perspectives were mixed; and narrator, author, and character seemed to merge.
It's deliberately confusing".
The regime deliberately confuses these Irans.
If this sounds like deliberately confusing gobbledygook, that's because it is.
Writer deliberately confuses names of well-known people and connects them together in impossible ways.
Catholic bishops this week denounced the tribunal, accusing it of deliberately confusing victim and aggressor.
