Sentence examples for confounding popular from inspiring English sources
But Brown enjoys confounding popular expectations.
It may confound popular taste to think any public sector application could challenge these, but there is a body of thought that says that the iPhone is a widely used device and the public sector needs to look at how it can make use of it.
Lady Gaga's faith confounds a popular narrative of religion in America.
The boisterous scenes of wine, unveiled women and song confounded the popular stereotype of religious worship in contemporary Iran.
Prosecutors are preparing a separate indictment against the men, and the army is co-operating.This confounds the popular theory that Ergenekon is part of the struggle between the AKP and the top brass.
And you thought WAR, baseball's popular new metric, was confounding.
"People power", a popular slogan, remains just that a slogan.But the students are confounding cynics with their tenacity.
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.
So popular have my columns about nuisance calls been that I thought I would prepare a special guide to confounding them.
The impact was confounding.
