Sentence examples for confounded doubters from inspiring English sources

He has confounded doubters in the past, of course.

Swansea City's Joe Allen says their "squad full of talent" has confounded doubters.

Once again Sampson, supported by Bardsley's heroics, had confounded the doubters.

The success of Dylan Hartley as captain has also confounded the doubters, while James Haskell has never performed better for his country.

Even so, Nigel Clough knows this division well from his Derby days and it would be rather wonderful if his team confounded the doubters.

All year the euro zone has confounded the doubters; and five quarter-point increases later, the central bank looks certain to lift rates again next month.

When his first reserve game for Sunderland saw him sent off for headbutting an opponent a familiar script seemed set to unfold but, instead, M'Vila confounded the doubters, reminding everyone precisely why Arsenal and Liverpool, among others, once coveted him.

And, confounding many doubters, a day later he did so with a blunt "No".

Yet six months after his arrival in office, the ever-underestimated Mr Jospin continues to confound the doubters.

But Mr. Ghosn's success at confounding the doubters and his air of self-assurance have made him something of a hero in the popular media and turned his success into a cliché.

Maybe he will confound the doubters eventually, but you can't blame shareholders for feeling that the timing of Barclays' promised revival has been massively delayed since the chief executive's arrival in Canary Wharf.