Sentence examples for more confounding and from inspiring English sources

It is also one of the more confounding and confusing shows, though it manages to make good use of these liabilities.

But, curiously, there's something greater still, something more confounding and reflective than playing as a witcher or a witch or a worm: the understated thrill of playing as yourself.

The clinical manifestation of a volvulus of the sigmoid colon is generally not clear at its onset and in a geriatric patient it can be even more confounding and the diagnosis can be achieved with difficulty.

The further back in time you go, the more confounding events and players will have appeared in the interim, diluting attribution like water running into sand.

More confounding, the Taliban and their Qaeda allies have found in northwestern Pakistan a refuge that has proved almost impregnable.

Things become more complicated, and more confounding, however, when those legal barriers no longer exist and when millions of black Americans are catapulting themselves to success.

The line in the sand between the United States and Mexico, with its revolving steel doors that revolve only one way, is more controversial, more chaotic and more confounding than ever.

There is no darker and more confounding image of the self lost in spiritual ecstasy than Zurbarán's painting of Saint Francis with his face shadowed beneath his cowl.

More confounding factors were considered and entered into our final regression analysis.

We adjusted analyses for year dummies and GDP per capita, and subsequently included more confounding variables.

After considering more confounding factors, including not only age and gender, but also total cholesterol, HDL-C, general obesity, abdominal obesity, hypertension, diabetes, smoking, and alcohol consumption, only high TG was associated with the risk of tubulovillous/villous adenoma in rectosigmoid colon.