Sentence examples for confounding way from inspiring English sources

They all described him in the same confounding way.

Yet the dynamic and confounding way that anthrax moves makes West Nile, which was new to the Western Hemisphere just a few years ago, look like a commonplace pathogen.

In it's own twisted, psychedelic, confounding way, it happily plays with the slightly patronizing conventions of rural-ambience.

In it's own twisted, psychedelic, confounding way, it happily plays with the slightly patronising conventions of rural-ambience.

To make deciphering even more of a challenge, there were a number of different models, each with its own confounding way of changing the input and output, so that, for example, MMMMM might come out QVCTW one day and a different nonsensical jumble the next day.

Mimicking the confounding ways of dreams, "Dream Street," an exhibition of photographs at Sepia International, holds many surprises.

Sure, baseball may plod along, indifferent to the world, yet it retains its ability to surprise us in new and confounding ways.

No living designer with the exception of Azzedine Alaïa is held in higher esteem by her peers, and none has enriched our spirit in so many original and confounding ways.

Trans people are increasingly choosing to place themselves somewhere between male and female: taking hormones for a while, then going off them; styling their appearance in gender-confounding ways but abstaining from medical procedures.

Two reasons: the first is that because justice taken to its logical end here would likely require bringing George W. Bush, Donald Rumsfeld and other senior officials to trial, which would rip our country apart; and the other is that Al Qaeda truly was a unique enemy, and the post-9/11 era a deeply confounding war in a variety of ways.

Life, he admits, is chaotic, confounding; in good ways and bad.