Sentence examples for a confounding world from inspiring English sources

By using technology to fool ourselves into thinking that technology is smart, we might put ourselves on the path to a confounding world, populated with objects that pit our instincts against our better judgment.

"Malignant" is an extraordinarily original piece of writing that takes a microscopic lens to the complex and confounding world of cancer.

In the confounding world of mainstream menswear, certain things are, to adopt entertainment industry parlance, critic-proof.

But nothing had upended her as this had, unraveled her nature to the point where she might believe anything of herself, and of the confounding world".

Even in the confounding world of brand consultants, this is probably not what most mean when they talk about guerrilla marketing.

The beauty world is a confounding mix of promise and propaganda, and it is in the tiny independent companies that the seeds of hope are bottled.

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.

A confounding scene to the rest of the world, perhaps, but as a lesson from political message makers on how to create nothing out of something, it was total perfection.

A confounding line to take.

Services, too, can play a confounding role.

It's a confounding and confusing business.