Sentence examples for intention to confuse from inspiring English sources

The problem was that it was a very complicated toy: not only was it highly fiddly, with hundreds of small parts, but it came with instructions that seemed designed with the conscious intention to confuse and mislead.

From a distance, it's not always clear that you're looking at airports, cargo ships or agricultural machinery.Ms Odell says it's not her intention to confuse viewers or hide what's actually in the images.

In bad-mouthing attack, a misbehaving node propagates dishonest and unfair recommendations against an innocent node with a negative intention to confuse the trust model.

The intention is to confuse the reading of the picture.

My intentions are to confuse the viewer and to confront him with these questions, which are the same questions with which I myself still struggle".

His intention was not to confuse but to challenge.

The intention of this article is not to confuse; therefore, line numbers are not used, because they are so different one form to the other.

The purpose of that foray was to divert Allied warships away from the South Atlantic, and to confuse the Allies about his intentions.

To pave the way and to confuse the allies as to its intentions, Hanoi launched a diplomatic offensive.

At the same time, Japanese air and naval assets would conduct conspicuous maneuvers and minor attacks around New Guinea and the Marshall Islands along with deceptive radio traffic to try to confuse the Allies as to their intentions.

Bodyguard was designed to confuse the Axis high command as to Allied intentions during the lead-up to the invasion.