Sentence examples for have been confounding from inspiring English sources

To a vacationer in the nineteen-sixties, the New York subway must have been confounding.

Certainly they have been confounding school officials, whose responses have ranged from indifference to applause to bans.

"Just as voters this year have been confounding the pollsters," Mr. Hatfield said, "this man has confounded the professional politicians".

By Michael Silverberg April 29, 2014 To a vacationer in the nineteen-sixties, the New York subway must have been confounding.

There have been confounding trips to the supermarket and painful reunions with his mother, hard-won victories over his fear of speaking in public and profound disillusionment over his own inability to accept his past.

It's one thing to spend all night looking for a bug in your code, try searching a 30,000 square foot clean room for rogue bacteria that have been confounding experiments.

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.