Sentence examples for serves to confuse from inspiring English sources
This randomness serves to confuse the eavesdropper at the relay node at the cost of the rate as shown by the term in (A.2).
Put simply, machine intelligence and human intelligence are different things, and using similar terms for the two phenomena only serves to confuse things.
Believing the myths described above only serves to confuse and misguide you.
He's accompanied by his writing partner, Yardley Acheman David Oyelowoo), who wields an aristocratic British accent like a sword and wears his disdain like a designer suit; that he is also black only serves to confuse the locals.
He reasons that because of all the shifts in language and language meaning over the years, the relationship of the phrase's literal meaning to its figurative meaning is unintelligible, and now only serves to confuse people.
This may have simply served to confuse.
In other ways, though, the media outpouring has served to confuse rather than to inform.
Translucent patches on the hood resemble windows and serve to confuse and tire insects trapped inside.
Discussion of the deep religious commitments which a faith community holds can only serve to confuse".
Even without Republican commentary, Bush jokes can serve to confuse the political issue.
They also serve to confuse registrants and external stakeholders about its regulatory role".
