Sentence examples for it would confound from inspiring English sources

It would confound expectations.

I think it would confound the little corporal himself.

If Murray were not to win, it would confound every prediction made this week, from professional odds-makers to one of his nearest rivals, Tony McCoy.

What if we saw what life was like at Grey Gardens before it became this hothouse terrarium?" The virtue of this plan, he explained, was that on the one hand it would "confound the expectations of everyone who came in expecting to see the two old broads," and on the other, it would help situate an audience who had no idea who the Beales were or where they came from.

Of course, Rich doesn't want to cite her real stance because it would confound his hysterical posturing.

Since it premiered eight years ago, I could count on several things where "Mad Men" was concerned: The show would surprise me, it would confound me, it would make me laugh and make me think, it would frequently look amazing and it would experiment with storytelling and have top-notch aesthetic elements.

However since matings were performed in dark cabinets we find it unlikely that colour would confound the results in this study.

Difficult to navigate and with an intricate logic that would confound Stephen Hawking, it generated more chatter among TriBeCa Festival fans on the streets below Canal than any of the movies.

However, it is improbable that such factors would confound our results substantially because they are unlikely to determine anti-hypercholesterolemia treatment.

In his first public remarks since the U.S.-Iran agreement in Vienna, Hezbollah's leader Hassan Nasrallah said Tehran would confound critics who say it would end support to Hezbollah.

Considering the possibility of extensive repetitive DNA tracts in the axolotl genome that would confound downstream sequence assembly, it was reasoned that genic regions of the genome would be less likely to contain repetitive DNA.