Sentence examples for I was confounded from inspiring English sources
Once more, I was confounded.
I was confounded because he couldn't throw the ball to first base".
In the early 80s, I was confounded by an unsettling reality.
I was confounded by the intensity of the debate -- an intensity previously reserved for questions such as who would likely win the Super Bowl or the World Series.
While watching coverage of the protests, I was confounded by the media's unequal emphasis on male protesters and analysts despite the considerable presence of informed women like Elthaway at Tahrir and abroad.
I'm confounded when I read your pieces".
Just as I wonder why people on the Upper West Side line up so patiently on Sunday mornings for mediocre brunches, I'm confounded by the people who subject themselves to the indignities of waiting for a table at Lupa.
Above all I'm confounded by the boundless fretting, as if ushering kids into adulthood were some newfangled sorcery dependent on a slew of child-rearing books and a bevy of child-rearing blogs.
As I listen to television and news these days, I'm disheartened, I'm fearful, and mostly I'm confounded about how we could revert back 60 years to the discrimination of that time.
It happened so unexpectedly and fast and the name I choose, without thinking twice, was so perfect that to this day my daughter and I are confounded by the happening and laugh happily when we discuss the event.
