Sentence examples for confounding world from inspiring English sources

But nothing had upended her as this had, unraveled her nature to the point where she might believe anything of herself, and of the confounding world".

Even in the confounding world of brand consultants, this is probably not what most mean when they talk about guerrilla marketing.

By using technology to fool ourselves into thinking that technology is smart, we might put ourselves on the path to a confounding world, populated with objects that pit our instincts against our better judgment.

Antarctic ice floes extended further than ever recorded this southern winter, confounding the world's most-trusted climate models.

It is a pose that has confounded the world's great monumental sculptors.

Mr. Sharon's words indicate that he wants to redefine himself and confound the world's expectations.

At the lake's edge, in stencil, run confounded Second World War policemen wearing circular metal hats.

That's why it's possible for Pakistan to confound the world by rejecting global sympathy over the Peshawar attack and embracing LeT instead.

Sharon, an uncompromising rightwinger, confounded the world by dismantling the Israeli settlements he had established in Gaza, and effecting a military withdrawal in the face of stiff opposition.

Bosnia's carnage had confounded the world's most experienced diplomats; ineffective talks and plans had played out and failed for three bloody years.

The former IRA chief of staff and later key peace strategist for Sinn Féin, said that he and Paisley "genuinely grew to like each other and in doing so, we confounded the world".