Sentence examples for confounding array from inspiring English sources

FE colleges offer a confounding array of courses.

It traverses a confounding array of styles, from limpid, neo-Baroque episodes to fogbound, static textures reminiscent of Morton Feldman.

SHANGHAI — For English speakers with subpar Chinese skills, daily life in China offers a confounding array of choices.

It is rarely covered in the media because of restrictions and difficulties traveling there, but also because of a reticence about explaining the confounding array of actors and grievances attending a conflict in the poorest country in the Arab world.

Textbooks are expensive — a year's worth can cost $700 to $900 — and students' frustrations with the expense, as well as the emergence of new technology, have produced a confounding array of options for obtaining them.

It is worth noting, however, that Harriet's published memories of Strindberg are overwhelmingly generous and appreciative; and his much-abused friends and colleagues have left a confounding array of tender reminiscences; when not in one of his "black moods," Strindberg is described as being generous to a fault, a charming houseguest, wonderful with children and deeply loved.

Because missing data is especially confounding for our analysis, arrays where greater than 5% of the gene expression information was missing were removed from our analysis.

Our results confirmed recent findings that the impact of current-year precipitation on NPP was confounded by an array of biotic and abiotic factors.

With so many options to choose from and so many acronyms to memorize, at such a cost and with such great importance for your future well-being, it's no surprise that many consumers are completely confounded by the array of choices they face.

This design secured the kinetics of the response for each individual and prevented confounding effects between batch and array.

Ms. Jenkins has overseen daily operations at the restaurant since 1997, and has found long-lost clays — which are arrayed, in a confounding manner, along the expansive ceilings — for countless old regulars, their widows and memento-seeking children.