Sentence examples for confounding questions from inspiring English sources

Turner is dealing with a three-game losing streak of his own, and he is wrestling with two confounding questions.

This spectacle poses several confounding questions: Don't they realize they can't jump high enough to reach the planes?

Dr. Jay Katz, a physician and a professor at Yale Law School who spent more than 40 years tackling confounding questions on the boundaries between law, medicine, psychology and ethics, died Monday at his home in New Haven, Conn.

In this restless, brainy, heartfelt, and sometimes maddeningly elliptical work, Ms. Randall aims to leave no stereotype unchallenged as she confronts black pride and black ambivalence and strikes unusual connections between high and low culture, distress and hopefulness, while dealing with the plainest but most confounding questions of motherhood.

In order to improve the accuracy of the data collected during these interviews, the data relevant for the TB survey were collected simultaneously with data collected for other TB and Brucella questionnaires[ 12, 24, 25] Further, the questionnaires were pretested to avoid confounding questions and to test for clarity of the questions among other aspects.

Still, sooner or later, the same confounding questions are going to come back, and, every time, I get that terrible sinking feeling about the difference between seeing movies as a teenager in the 1950's and trying to supervise the same situation 40-plus years later.

The gnawing if not confounding question remains: what exactly are they looking for?

Yet that reaction raises another confounding question: Why do communities most in need of strong schools oppose shutting down institutions that are failing them?

If we're lucky, the Mad Pooper and the Shit Bandit might take a hint from Tramiglini, and we'll finally come closer to answering a legitimately confounding question: What's the deal with people pooping in public?

SINGAPORE — President Trump's eager embrace of Kim Jofg-uNorth KoreaKorea this week, on the heels of an acrid falling-out with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, raised an obvious, if confounding, question: Why would an American president offend allies and cozy up to adversaries?

So, here's one more confounding question.