Sentence examples for was confounded from inspiring English sources
verb
To confuse; to mix up; to puzzle.
Once more, I was confounded.
But in the end he was confounded by the music.
She was confounded when she received a medical bill for a cat.
I was confounded because he couldn't throw the ball to first base".
Drucker, who loved Japan as much as he was confounded by it, would have been thrilled.
"However, the valiant effort to raise the needed funds was confounded by the unforeseen challenge of the current economic situation".
Jose Mourinho, knocked out of a European tournament for the first time in his career, was confounded.
At the time, the first President Bush was confounded by the horrors of failing states from Somalia to Yugoslavia.
Brian Lara played some exquisite and adventurous strokes until he was confounded by a leg-break hidden amongst numerous sliders.
The company had planned to complete the plant by last September, but it was confounded by construction delays.
