Sentence examples for they confound from inspiring English sources
They confound the stereotypes.
First, they confound purpose with structure.
They confound and illuminate, disorient and clarify, endanger and protect.
The virtuous they confound, and treat us harshly.
Sometimes those results confirm the postulate; sometimes they confound it.
This is necessary because artists intrigue other people as much as they confound them.
They confounded cynics by marrying and are still going strong.
He put Staal, Kennedy and Matt Cooke on Detroit's Henrik Zetterberg, Pavel Datsyuk and Cleary, and for long stretches they confounded the Red Wings' top line.
They advocate a limited time and scope for the impeachment process, no doubt remembering how they confounded the Thompson hearings on the illegal campaign contributions by Chinese nationals to the Democrats.
Here in one of Twenty20's longest matches they confounded sages, Sri Lanka and sceptics by successfully chasing a target of 190 with six wickets and four balls to spare at the World T20.
They confounded notions of "black" art as being a fixed style or set of ideas and did so in an era when African-American artists were being pressured to cast their work in clear ethno-political terms.
