Sentence examples for deep confounding from inspiring English sources

It's a deep, confounding sense of loss.

It's in the intangible familiarity; a sound heard through a haze that makes Burial's music as generational as it is acutely personal, identifying a deep, confounding sense of loss. .

China's economy has fallen into an unexpectedly deep slump, confounding government forecasts for a measured slowdown.

Mostly, the final episodes burrowed deep into the confounding choices faced by the individuals involved: collaboration, however distasteful, can save innocent lives; resistance, obviously noble, condemns innocent people to death.

(Remember the George W. Bush presidency?) Whether the defining characteristics of the swaggering Texan — thick accent, folksy anti-intellectualism, pugilistic posture — are rooted in deep insecurity or confounding confidence or both, they tend to grate on outsiders who, for centuries, took us for boors and often got beat in the process, leading to even more regional resentment.

Finally, lentigo maligna often spreads into deep adnexal structures, confounding both diagnosis and treatment.

Owing to the potential of nuclear pseudogenes to confound deep resequencing studies of mtDNA, we used BLAST to ensure that our primers avoided these areas and confirmed this by lack of amplification from mtDNA deplete rho0 DNA.

As nuclear pseudogenes [nuclear mitochondrial sequences (NumtS)] have the potential to confound deep resequencing of mtDNA, we took a three-stage process to exclude the possibility of this affecting our data.

After adjusting for potential confounding, early deep sedation was a predictor of time to extubation and mortality [ 30].

When it comes to actually getting a movie in front of an audience, filmmakers face an array of choices that can seem both thrilling and confounding, as deep-pocketed Internet services like Netflix and Amazon and other digital players have aggressively pushed into the movie business and upended long-held ways of doing business.

But when it comes to actually getting a movie in front of an audience, filmmakers today face an array of choices that can seem both thrilling and confounding, as deep-pocketed Internet services like Netflix and Amazon and other digital players have aggressively pushed into the movie business and upended long-held ways of doing business.