Meanings of sow confusion in English

This is no fraud, no effort to sow confusion.'

The ACLU and other groups said the law would sow confusion at the polls and reduce votes.

These creatures were in fact the first wave, dispatched to sow confusion and disguise the true threat.

But he accused opponents of trying to " sow confusion".

Robert Greene's book suggests you use "the demonic power of words to sow confusion" to seduce unsuspecting "victims."

Last season, at Anfield, it was the use of Ilkay Gündogan in a withdrawn role that seemed to sow confusion.

With the EU expanding to include states that know little or nothing about us, the new name-plates will help sow confusion.

It is imperative that members of the ANC and Alliance formations remain vigilant against deliberate efforts to sow confusion and disunity.

The Baraks' battle plan had been perfectly pitched to sow confusion, sending Zila into a panic by its sheer callous brutality.

Bioterror Bickering Red tape and overlapping responsibilities could sow confusion and hamper the government's response to bioterrorism, the Los Angeles Times reports.

If the rules omit discussion of recreational fliers, the experts added, that could sow confusion on what type of flying is allowed.

It suggests that the US issued the terror advisory to undercut the South African government's integrity and sow confusion within the country.

The report was denied in Tripoli, and Italy said it believed talk of a deal was a ruse by Gaddafi's administration to sow confusion.

The Art of Seduction Robert Greene's book suggests you use "the demonic power of words to sow confusion" to seduce unsuspecting "victims."

But the president's talk of "bonding" with Chinese President Xi Jinping could sow confusion in Asia, where U.S. allies are fearful of a rising China.

God will aid us by sowing confusion among these detested people.