Sentence examples for confounding vision from inspiring English sources

But before his success in Manhattan in the 1890s, Gilbert burst onto the scene in Brooklyn in the 1880s with a randy, untamed and confounding vision of the urban dwelling.

However, if this were the case, we should expect that performance in all visual cognitive tasks would be confounded by vision.

With his determined speech on climate change earlier this week, Gordon Brown appeared to begin the process of confounding critics who have been demanding that he articulate his vision for our country.

The powerful 'maya' (Illusion) is at play here, which blurs vision, and confounds the intellect.

Recent work in middle-aged women demonstrated that poor performance in a balance task that confounded the use of vision and somatosensation was the only task to predict future falls.

As the guiding force of VisionIntoArt, a collective she helped to found in 1999, she has facilitated flamboyant, confounding and enticing collaborations among choreographers, visual artists, actors and composers, including her own well-traveled "Oceanic Verses".

The impact was confounding.

It really is confounding".

The turnover is confounding.

Mornings were especially confounding.

Her cuteness is confounding.