Sentence examples for exactly confounded from inspiring English sources
If they haven't exactly confounded their fans with a diversion into glitch-hop, their inclinations towards prog-rock have become more pronounced, their songs lengthier and more epic, a willingness to take risks more noticeable: not many artists who've sold 85m records are prepared to release an album without having it mastered because they want a raw sound.
If you feel ashamed to be laughing, then Lonergan has got you exactly where he wants you — stirred and confounded, casting around for breaks in the cloud of sadness.
Most of the references cited by von Tunzelmann consist of books by other people, but she apparently has read enough to satisfy her curiosity on questions that have confounded other historians, like when, exactly, Fidel Castro actually became a Communist.
However, these results are confounded by small numbers of exactly matched patients in each subgroup.
The ancient Greeks, de Botton says, "would have been confounded and angered to be asked exactly why they sacrificed cocks to Asclepius or why men needed to kill to be virtuous".
President Obama, it seems, has confounded congressional Republicans by giving them exactly what they asked for, on the subject of Syria.
A significant synergistic association may not exactly reflect the true association between GxE interaction and the health outcome because the estimates may be confounded by gene and social/behavioral correlations (abbreviated as rGE hereafter).
Simply it is too early to tell what exactly President Trump has in store, something that may make for a rocky rest of November, even if today has confounded expectations market-wise".
He sounds confounded, literally confounded.
They routinely confounded reason.
