Sentence examples for have been confounded from inspiring English sources

Critics have been confounded by the flame.

Even Billy Beane might have been confounded.

Millions of viewers may have been confounded by the result.

So far, the worst fears have been confounded.

Far-Fetched -- but You Never Know Pundits and pollsters have been confounded at every turn.

Such rumours might have been confounded by George Stephenson's replacement, Elizabeth Fry.

Where that driver succeeded -- in providing a safe haven -- United Nations officials have been confounded.

And as Haldane pointed out, it wouldn't be the first time economists' expectations have been confounded.

But they have been confounded by experiments with small laboratory animals, like roundworms, fruit flies and mice.

I, too, have been confounded, though fascinated, by this lurching, extreme 80-minute work in five movements.

The troubles in Japan have been confounded by its worst recession in postwar history, brought on by the financial crisis that swept across the globe.