Sentence examples for particularly confounded from inspiring English sources
For this exercise we need a ruler and two versions of a book whose market niche has particularly confounded readers: Ian McEwan's "Atonement," which appears on both the trade and mass-market fiction lists.
One thing that particularly confounded the investigators was that the first people to reach the spot reported having smelled something that reminded them of dynamite, which was most certainly not an accessory on any plane, and which, indeed, the Aeronautics Act of Canada forbids any plane to carry as cargo, except under very rare and controlled circumstances.
Therefore, it seems particularly confounded to consider mice on Day 1 of in vivo recordings to be equivalent to naïve mice.
Assuring access to safe water is a challenging problem particularly confounded by the complex post-earthquake context of Haiti, where cholera remains a threat.
We have no reason to assume that our results have been particularly confounded by such factors; however, we cannot rule out this bias as a potential limitation of our study.
But, in the Trump Administration, the lines between the real President and imaginary ones can be particularly confounding.
Supreme Court oral arguments are often rich in hypotheticals, but, in the Trump Administration, the lines between the real President and pretend ones can be particularly confounding.
Officials noted that Queens "can particularly confound a pedestrian": in Astoria, 30th Avenue, 30th Road and 30th Drive all run parallel.
The league's rulemaking competition committee is poised to change the controversial rule by eliminating two provisions that were particularly confounding over the years to players, coaches and fans, and by modifying the standard by which catch-or-no-catch rulings are made on instant replay reviews.
The latest tack BP has taken toward that last goal is particularly confounding.
The cognitive reserve is particularly confounding for these subjects because it prevents cognitive testing from being able to efficiently detect their underlying disease at an early stage.
