Sentence examples for willfully confusing from inspiring English sources
Ann Eliza was either Brigham's 19th or 27th or 56th wife – the records can seem willfully confusing.
She willfully confuses her alarming symptoms of lung cancer with pregnancy, which she fakes, telling everyone who will listen that the father-to-be is the sheriff, Richard Tipton Ed Harriss).
At one point in her chant, Smith willfully confuses her artistic vision with Christ's message: "I am the spring the holy ground / I am the seed of mystery / the thorn the veil the face of grace /... the prince of peace".
If teachers fail to do this, students believe teachers are being willfully obscure and grossly unfair for presenting them with thoughts and ideas that confuse the test preparation process, which they think of as "study".
In the show, they describe Obama as "deliberately distorting the Bible," "dragging biblical understanding through the gutter," "willfully trying to confuse people," and having a "fruitcake interpretation of the Constitution".
Some will call this approach willfully obscure.
