Sentence examples for confounding mix from inspiring English sources

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.

In this group of photos she represents the seven moods traditionally associated with women in northern Indian poetry and painting -- sad, erotic, happy, angry and so on -- and plays each role with a confounding mix of self-consciousness and conviction.

But for whatever societal void the dead disappear into, it is the wounded who must live with the confounding mix of anonymity and exposure wrought by surviving a war.

Kathryn Hughes Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop One of the best-known but least-read works of the 20th century, Finnegans Wake is a confounding mix of the ridiculous and the sublime.

He was a confounding mix, from a background of political Islam, but with an agenda of bringing Turkey into the European Union, where his supporters did most of their business.

Though the show is a spoof in the enduring spirit of "This is Spinal Tap," it still takes its cues from reality: Diplo can be smug and belligerent, particularly on social media (in the pilot, he is referred to as "a righteous dick"), and electronic dance music, as a genre, contains a confounding mix of bro culture and quasi-Eastern enlightenment.

Here we explore this aspect of SCFG-based infirstly, firstly by evaluating whether mixing on visible states in our data set is confounded by mixing in latent space; and secondly by permitting mixing to be dependent on both visible and hidden states, such that mixing becomes a dynamic component of the recruitment process.

Third, Kliegel et al. [25] disregarded age confounds, including intelligence and ongoing task difficulty, and analyzed confound-free and age confounded studies mixed together.

The impact of medical errors or adverse events is difficult to assess due to differences in case-mix, confounding factors for mortality, and occurrence of multiple events in the same patients [15].

The impact of medical errors or adverse events is difficult to assess due to differences in case-mix, confounding factors for mortality, and occurrence of multiple events in the same patients [ 15].

Oz is a confounding, intriguing mix of complexities, even contradictions.