Sentence examples for purposefully confusing from inspiring English sources
A shrewdly self-marketing, purposefully confusing gaggle of musicians and visual artists, WU LYF — which stands for World Unite/Lucifer Youth Foundation — plays music that's an exhilarating blur, swathed in echo and cymbal sizzle.
It's never quite clear whether manifestations of public love for Mr Putin are meant as sincere expressions of the cult or knowing satire of the phenomenon or some purposefully confusing combination of both.
"The American consumer is being purposefully confused, and our domestic farm-raised catfish industries are on the brink of bankruptcy due in large part to the massive exports from Vietnam," he said.
Worse still, 'facts' are now blurred with 'alternative facts' creating a purposefully confused state of play for traditional watchdogs like a free and vigorous press.
The wording is confusing, and seems purposefully misleading if he means the former.
(According to Claridge, she was "confused" — probably purposefully — about her birth date, which is often listed as the following year).
If, like Facebook, users start to feel like Snapchat is a place for parents, they may defect in search of the next purposefully built app to confuse adults to stay hip.
