Sentence examples for means of confusing from inspiring English sources

This could be a bug with the new app, or a new means of confusing the user — it's unclear.

Larger groups of startled guinea pigs "stampede", running in haphazard directions as a means of confusing predators.

Getting your car loan from the dealer means you run the risk of confusing the actual price of the car with what you will pay on a monthly basis after the interest and other financing costs are factored in.

The major cause of confusing was likeness.

The plan relied on a continuous series of diversions meant to confuse the police.

The experts add that Iran's announcement about new enrichment plants may simply produce a blur of activity meant to confuse Western war planners.

One suspects that an influx of even more American ground troops would come fit with jargon-laden explanations of events meant to confuse public perceptions about what is actually happening.

Parts of this chain of events were meant to confuse and distract from the events that were most essential.

Terry Yang, founder of Yale Academy — or Y2 Academy, as it will be known as of Aug. 31 — said he never meant to confuse anyone.

Of course, that was the point of the app as it's a magic trick meant to confuse people.

But even that was meant to confuse rescuers, he said.