Sentence examples for more confounded from inspiring English sources

And finally, he went off in the Florida Derby at 6-1, and once more confounded the experts.

"I was more confounded with the Money than I was before with the Love" – and so "I gave my self up to Ruin".

"What are you doing 'ere?" The girls were even more confounded when Ms. Williams assured them that it was indeed she, speaking in a letter-perfect British accent.

I doubt that anyone would have been more confounded by this turn of events than Theodor Herzl, the founder of Zionism, who was deeply under Wagner's spell.

"Furthermore, when you see a reproduction of that painting, most often on the screen as a jpeg, you might even be even more confounded by what you're seeing".

The asymmetry in positive findings between the genders could imply that genetic risk loci for CVD are more readily detectable in women, while for men they are more confounded by environmental/lifestyle risk factors.

The March lull is even more confounding.

Hope's parsimony, however, was more confounding.

The most recent case is even more confounding.

But taken another way, it is perhaps even more confounding.

The city's pre-apocalyptic past, though, proves more confounding to Constans than its dystopic present.