Sentence examples for end confounding from inspiring English sources

Jerry fought with dignity until the end, confounding the odds against him with the same fervor with which he lived his life.

In analyses with mortality as an end point, confounding by poor health that precedes death and affects lifestyle habits (for example, resulting in weight loss, reduced alcohol consumption, and physical inactivity) is of particular concern.

While there is no information in the modern sequences that is not also found in the phylogenies, regardless of their accuracy, incorrect phylogenies may end up confounding our analyses.

In the end, she confounded the odds.

By turning sexual and social decorum on its head, she projects her craziness onto others: they end up confounded, instead of her.

The natural upheaval of spring creates stirrings and yearnings in us that will often, in the end, be confounded or painfully thwarted.

In the end, what confounds about the novel -- its brazen need to retread the well-worn streets of the Paris of the young artist -- may also be its greatest strength.

A few daring cooks will try to wrestle this variety of pumpkins, known as Cucurbita pepo, into an oven and coax some flavor out of them, only to end up confounded by the bland, pulpy mush on the plate.

Jason Pierre-Paul, the nimble Giants defensive end who confounds opponents' blocking with a mix of agility and strength, had surgery to repair a herniated disk in his lower back on Tuesday.

World Peace is no stranger to confounding end game plays.

Tyrion Lannister becomes king, putting quite the crimp in sister Queen Cersei's smouldering pout Martin has ruled out changing his planned ending to confound the fans who've second-guessed him, but it must be tempting to change the narrative arc and put the Imp on the throne, given Peter Dinklage's onscreen interpretation of everybody's favourite wise-cracking dwarf.