Sentence examples for an even more confounding from inspiring English sources

The increasing fondness evinced by advertising agencies for classic jazz performances is an even more confounding blessing.

Even more confounding is that a traveler could visit, say, Seattle or San Francisco — two cities where cannabis use is allowed under state law — and legally smoke marijuana, then return to his home country.

It includes a marker and "50 sheets of pre-sized tracing paper" which suggests that this might be a sort of razors and blades sort of situation, which makes it even more confounding.

The March lull is even more confounding.

The most recent case is even more confounding.

But taken another way, it is perhaps even more confounding.

Even more confounding was trying to calculate the mood of audiences.

Potentially even more confounding for the Sunday viewer is the sport's commitment to secret stratagems.

Even more confounding was Trump's declaration that the Idlib gas attack crossed "many, many lines – beyond a red line".

Even more confounding are the sculptures, small, nubby-looking bronzes with poured-glass accents.

Even more confounding was that the teams who were steamrolling the Yankees weren't any good themselves.