Sentence examples for feel confounded from inspiring English sources

Anyone eagerly anticipating or dreading a hatchet job on the 40th president is bound to feel confounded.

However, facing numerous available coatings, users often feel confounded, and the selection of the optimum coating for a specific application is still a tough task.

Mr. Napolitano said that his own decision about how to vote was the best example, and that he felt confounded by uncertainty.

He was certain that he was in love, he said, but felt confounded by how to deal with a relationship that "came with so many complications, and a lot of fear, and a lot of pressure".

I felt confounded.

They felt "confounded by the plethora of information that you can't filter anymore".

After discussion, a silent vote was taken with each panel member indicating if he/she felt confounding, chance, information bias, selection bias and analytical bias should be discussed in the review summation.

I suggest that people often feel completely confounded when they lose something so absorbing; so much of their selves are bound up in what they do – "actually, I'm feeling that now," says Short. "Because then, I had my constituency.

I felt chastened, confounded as to what to think.

I felt constantly confounded trying to maintain our sales targets.

Therefore we feel that confounding by socioeconomic status is unlikely to explain our results.