Sentence examples for deliberately confusing from inspiring English sources

It's deliberately confusing".

If this sounds like deliberately confusing gobbledygook, that's because it is.

He told me he hadn't set out to write a deliberately confusing or outrageous essay.

Catholic bishops this week denounced the tribunal, accusing it of deliberately confusing victim and aggressor.

Williams said: "The PM is trying to have her cake and eat it and is presumably deliberately confusing the withdrawal phase with the implementation phase talks.

The Guardian and Professor Bridgeman are using data we do not recognise and his conclusion that we are deliberately confusing customers is nonsense.

The regime deliberately confuses these Irans.

Writer deliberately confuses names of well-known people and connects them together in impossible ways.

Pablo Eisenberg of Georgetown's Public Policy Institute argues that such "right-wing hammering" has deliberately "confused the issues".

Campaigners against smacking deliberately confuse the issue by calling it "hitting".

The violent incident is presented in ambiguous, deliberately confused flashbacks and is both comic and disturbing.