Sentence examples for a confounding thing from inspiring English sources

The Phaidon Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture 810pp, Phaidon, £100 A real atlas of what is being built in the world today would be a confounding thing - a Domesday Book of cheapness, pretension and making do.

The most confounding thing of all is that in a few years' time, all this stupendous change will probably seem like not very much change at all.

The really confounding thing is that at Bar 316 the music begins running in reverse.

But the most confounding thing about Southern Hospitality is those baby back ribs.

But the most confounding thing here is the baby back ribs.

But the confounding thing about light reading is that so much of it sinks like lead.

Perhaps the most confounding thing about residing in Falls Village is that the community is known as Canaan by state and federal government agencies (though not by the Postal Service).

The confounding thing is that, although those moments caused me to react as if someone had wired my seat to a car battery, the lasting impression of "The Orphanage" is not one of fright.

The most confounding thing about that series is the Panthers' president, Michael Yormark, using adolescent exchanges on Twitter to blame Devils fans for unruliness in his arena.

The most confounding thing about Geraldine Brooks's writing is how consistently good it is: it doesn't matter if she is recalling an interview with a disarmingly amiable Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran or spinning a Pulitzer-winning yarn about the missing father from Little Women – every book is remarkable.

"The most confounding thing about the TV business is the amount of waste," said Noah Hawley, who created "The Unusuals," which ABC canceled in 2009, and "My Generation," which ABC canceled in 2010.