Sentence examples for confounding people from inspiring English sources

He never offered an explanation, seemingly delighting in confounding people.

"It's confounding people that every week it's growing in audience," Bywater continued.

He called him "one of the most intriguing and confounding people I ever met," with a tremendous sense of humor and a deep voice.

O'Connor confounds people.

This has confounded people who have followed the case.

I suggest the Smiths are out to confound people.

I'm not trying to confound people or trying to be weird.

Radio offered "the opportunity to confound people and anger them," he said at his dining-room table.

Mr. Pilati's collection for Saint Laurent was beautiful and simple, though its sharp minimalist turn may confound people.

Johnny: "You confound people by using gimmicks like having long unintelligible names and that's exactly what we're reacting against.

If these complexities confounded people like Cosby, who'd actually lived through segregation, there was scant hope that they'd be readily perceived by many people who hadn't.