Sentence examples for as confounding as it from inspiring English sources
"How much money does he need, anyway?" That question was as confounding as it was impertinent.
Yet as confounding as it may be, polls regularly show that two New Yorkers may end up as the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates in 2008 — Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rudolph W. Giuliani.
It's as confounding as it is maddening.
If Mr. Stewart were to go to Washington, he would certainly arrive less naïve and better connected than the character played by that other Mr. Stewart in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, and the notion that actors or entertainers can enter politics is not as confounding as it once was, thanks largely to Ronald Reagan.
NAUCALPAN DE JUÁREZ, Mexico — In the sports family, golf is the eccentric uncle whose fervent adherence to arcane rules and mannerisms is as confounding as it is central to its charm.
The movie is as confounding as it is grisly.
But as confounding as Hughes has been with his command problems this season, his latest poor outing was nothing compared to the devastation the team felt when it learned of the diagnosis on Pineda's shoulder.
Blake's mix of bass drops and unashamed crooning has been mocked as "blubstep", but those who accuse Blake of watering down edgy club sounds are wide of the mark; his lovely, fractured songs can be as confounding as they are comforting.
Human Error (And Forgetfulness) – Given the intangible nature of the asset class, human error and something as confounding as password amnesia can spell total loss of a crypto fortune.
Nearly as confounding as this inconsistency was ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson's statement on the continuing need for fossil fuels to provide energy necessary for modern life, with fossil fuels still projected to supply 60% of the world's energy needs in 2040.
