Sentence examples for seems to confound from inspiring English sources

Even the Beijing accent — full of drawling elisions — seems to confound attempts to learn another tongue.

Here Kukla seems to confound a distaste for pageantry with a distaste for women.

Kemp seems to confound Manager Don Mattingly, who said shoulder weakness could have led to bad habits.

"Inexplicably Gilchrist's testimony seems to confound, confuse," Dr. DeForest added, noting that matching the shirt with blue-tinged hairs "seems doubtful".

Another finding which seems to confound conventional marketing wisdom is that most campaigns that try to increase customer loyalty are misguided.

So where does she get her self-confidence in tackling an issue that seems to confound so many students, let alone experts?

And then there were the calls that seemed to confound Ms. Cothias's guidelines of sympathy.

Syria's efforts to help seemed to confound the Bush Administration, which was fixated on Iraq.

The buoyancy and barbarity of the culture seem to confound him.

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This last concept seemed to confound a simpler truth, that women associate lubrication with being turned on.