Sentence examples for sometimes confounding from inspiring English sources

These are manic, sometimes confounding times for Miranda.

This is how contradicting -- and sometimes confounding -- Sprewell can be.

Here it is worth noting that one trait Earl Hayden surely passed on to his son is a natural gift for the colorful, sometimes confounding aw-shucks aphorism.

We live on the fluid border between public and private – and we have new, sometimes confounding opportunities to crisscross that line.

Like the man himself, Brown's version of the political memoir is always engaging, sometimes confounding and never the least bit slow.

And so, after eight exhilarating, sometimes confounding weeks, we reach the final episode of Black Earth Rising (BBC Two), a sprawling and boldly executed thriller dealing with the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide.

Layouts sometimes confounded them.

His independent-mindedness sometimes confounded political opinion.

Our peculiar habits can sometimes confound out-of-town guests.

Vatican thrift, however, is sometimes confounded by staff laxity.

My mother denies it, but it has also sometimes confounded our family.