Sentence examples for may again confound from inspiring English sources

The popular vote in California may again confound the pollsters.

Mitchell's task in the Middle East will be to again confound and astound and to realize an equally historic moment.

"The message this year is clear: California has once again confounded our critics.

Madonna once again confounds our expectations.

With Mystery Road, he's once again confounded expectations.

Statistical analysis is again confounded by non-independence of points.

The sample effect is again confounded with the batch effect.

We may again assume that.

Of course, Americans may confound skeptics again by continuing to shop, and many economists don't think stronger growth recently can be dismissed as a mere quirk of the inventory cycle.

In a strange way, he is still active, still working; if, as is hoped, a completed version of "The Other Side of the Wind" soon emerges, he may confound us once again.

The People concluded: "Mr Corbyn may yet confound us all and fulfil that ambition.