Sentence examples for somewhat confounded from inspiring English sources

At first I was somewhat confounded by this.

Expectations that rock fans meanwhile might be prone to emulating some of their harder living idols are also somewhat confounded.

It's as if he's still somewhat confounded by the oversimplified discussion he has joined and the underwhelming company he's keeping.

Such a system, and thus Lawson's individual development, is somewhat confounded by Karl's insistence on playing Lawson and Miller together.

Plans for the sporting facilities to stage the Games were made more ambitious and the centrepiece was the Olympic Stadium where the Nazis' hopes that the games would demonstrate Aryan superiority were somewhat confounded by the achievements of the black American sprinter and long jumper, Jesse Owens, who won four gold medals.

Politicians should be able to shoulder a little unfairness, but our ability to recognise and condemn substantive examples of coded bigotry not in short supply in contemporary America is somewhat confounded by the kind of overreach we see in this article.

Which makes the Karma Hotspot somewhat confounding.

You can love Hall & Oates — and who doesn't? — and still find the lyrics to their song "One on One" somewhat confounding.

The company's VR presence has notably been lacking in the mobile department which has been somewhat confounding given the fact that they seem to understand that mobile is sorta kinda important.

The company's VR presence has notably been lacking in the mobile department which has been somewhat confounding given the fact that they seem to understand that mobile is sorta kinda important.

The fact that in hip-hop circles her skills are considered, at best, average, makes her level of insider support somewhat confounding.