Perry conceded that he had a couple of shots that confounded him, like his tee shot on the 18th hole just before the playoff.
His serve is better than it was last year, his shot-making still confounds opponents and dazzles spectators, and his net play when he bothers to use it is crisper and more decisive than that of his younger rivals.
Paire generates pace with astonishing ease, taking the ball early and confounding opponents with his unpredictable and bold shot selection.
And the inmates in the photographs were usually smiling, confounding curators who'd hoped for "a terrific mug shot," he said, or "that poignant moment that revealed their pain, suffering or menace.
But Mr. Trump's decision to use Ms. Martinez, the first Hispanic woman governor in the country's history, for purposes of firing a warning shot at his critics confounded Republicans and revived questions Wednesday about whether he has a genuine appetite to unify the party.
Standard one shot UG could also confound the reward size and preference for fairness [50].
The DNS data were also used to generate synthetic Planar Laser-Induced Fluorescence (PLIF) images that account for confounding experimental factors such as laser sheet thickness, optical blur, and shot noise.
Shot from a script approved by H. G. Wells, the film was a blended horror with humor and confounding visual effects.
Yet Europe's incongruities are sufficiently confounding -- and so deeply seated -- that even these giant retailers can hardly expect to call all the shots.
