Sentence examples for confounding to from inspiring English sources

The city's pre-apocalyptic past, though, proves more confounding to Constans than its dystopic present.

It's confounding to many Aboriginal people as to why engagement hasn't followed such public pronouncements.

Those two ideas can be confounding to people who like to think in polarized terms.

Endearing, as it makes for great comedy, and confounding to the point where it can leave gentiles shaking their heads.

But it was confounding to see so many other promising designers deliver collections that were just half and half.

In the zigzagging march of awards season, the time between Thanksgiving and Christmas can be confounding to the layperson.

So it was confounding to reflect again and realise that, of course, I hadn't fully understood her.

It is both easy and also confounding to imagine why an artist might be attracted to the virtual world.

Which is to say that I find it confounding to hear people talking about homosexuality eroding the Christian family.

It is confounding to try to draw lines around when Patagonia's marketing encourages sales and when it discourages them.

As expected, adjusting on the imputed unmeasured confounder variable attenuated the cs-HRs for technique failure (figure 3), with an increasing shift towards 1.0 in moving from the low-confounding, to mid-confounding, to high-confounding scenarios.