Sentence examples for purpose to confuse from inspiring English sources

"The court has no hesitation in finding that each of these candidates was recruited in bad faith with a purpose to confuse the voting public," Judge Fink wrote.

Because at the end of he day, United's labeling of these flights as "direct" serves only one purpose: to confuse their customers and convince them to purchase flights on which they otherwise would not have flown.

The whole purpose is to confuse the outside world.

In the recommended scheme, the N trusted relay nodes transmit the human interference signals completely independent of the source node, and the purpose is to confuse the eavesdropping nodes.

If the purpose was to confuse, it seems to have worked.

To ascribe to such artificial entities an 'intellect' or 'mind' for freedom of conscience purposes is to confuse metaphor with reality".

But that garish face serves a purpose: it's impossible to confuse the Murano with an Explorer.

When her torso is delivered to him personally, DI Edgar Stephens consults Max Mephisto, a comrade from his army days, when they served in a special unit known as the "Magic Men", whose purpose was to create illusions to confuse the Luftwaffe.

"The purpose of technology is not to confuse the brain but to serve the body," William S. Burroughs once said in a Nike commercial, of all places.

Social DNA is cute enough but seems to confuse the purpose of eSnips even more than it is already confused (is it an online storage service? a social network? a promotional tool?).

This is akin to when William Burroughs appeared in a Nike commercial but even then it was kind of funny to see that cadaverous old man say "The purpose of technology is not to confuse the brain but to serve the body".