Sentence examples for designed to confuse from inspiring English sources

It's cynical hyperbole, deliberately designed to confuse.

Her monotone delivery seems designed to confuse people.

A new electoral code will also lead to spoiler parties designed to confuse voters.

Election experts say Egypt's voting system seems almost designed to confuse.

This buffet of random factoids seems designed to confuse potential citizens.

It is an attacking style with nuances designed to confuse quarterbacks.

The crisis was accompanied by a flood of disinformation designed to confuse Ukraine and its allies.

So the Giants' players moved constantly as Manning scanned the defense, perpetual motion designed to confuse.

Service charges are certainly unnecessary and irritating, and are designed to confuse the price signal, as are cover charges.

This is Stoppard at his most typical, laying a smoke screen designed to confuse and ambush his critics.

Finding the place was a challenge in itself, his map designed to confuse as much as enlighten.