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Then you distort that in some way, and so confound the reader's expectation.
He will also confound critics by claiming the economy is still on target to hit the growth forecasts he set out earlier this year.
He fails completely, of course, but with his attempts to confound and wrong-foot audiences more used to linear stories, it is a noble failure.
But in 1914, the notions of shoulders braid and aiguillettes confound themselves.
But surging goatgrass and declining rainfall combined to confound the plan and spurred him to look for a new spring crop.
If you're a fan of either of these artists then this release isn't going to surprise or confound you.
In addition, blood pressure measurement is only intermittent, and white coat hypertension might confound results.
But this attempt to confound nationality with race is no better than the Russian attempt to confound it with unity of religion.
Many who have never had an opportunity of knowing any more about mathematics confound it with arithmetic, and consider it an arid science.
Nowadays Butler appears to confound normative ideals with something more absolute.
It was the fatal mistake of the medieval church to confuse and confound the two kingdoms.
Now he knows how junk science and illogic can confound reason and common sense.
So the theory goes, but backroom dealmakers always like to confound the theorists.
Unfortunately, many clinical tests confound the function of the olfactory nerve with that of the trigeminal nerve.
The consistency with which Celtic confound expectation grows more remarkable by the minute.
The prime minister has the opportunity over these next 10 days to confound the cynics.
Danish brides and grooms used to confound the evil spirits by cross-dressing.
Like the mythical emperor's new clothes, the obscurity of highbrow discourse was merely a mystique that charlatans used to confound the gullible.
And perhaps they feel that by releasing some sort of statement helps raise again the fear level and confuse and confound their enemies.
Meanwhile, Spain continues to confound business experts by remaining the biggest market for blended whisky.
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Examples from Classical Literature
They confound their parents daily with questions relating to the habits of marmots or the language of kiwis.
We give two or three specimens to confound at once this miserable piece of coxcombry and shuffling.
Apart from the colouring, it is impossible to confound the pitta with any other bird.
I beg pardon for attempting to remind the reader that he must not confound the river Duna, with the river Dwina.
The error, then, of Mr. Hunter is to confound the patriarchal with the Iron Age.
Does not the vulgar estimate confound the philanthropist with the speculator?
In the long run Honour, confound it, got a bit of a balancer which helped it to win.
A latch is not a turnbuckle, and no ironmonger's apprentice would confound the two.
Some writers confound it with the martlet, stating that the alerion is the same bird with its wings displayed or extended.
The costume of the alpinist, his spectacles, his accent, were quite enough to confound him in their minds with those agents.
Why, confound your pusillanimous souls, what do you mean by talking to me in that fashion?
It is unhistorical to confound the Dorians with the Spartans, who were a specially trained section of the Dorian stock.
Whoever has once set eyes on the boatbill or Savacou will never forget the bird, or confound it with any other.
It may perhaps not be superfluous here to observe that one must not confound carpa and Carpo, or our carp, with carpio.
Nor in any story of mankind has the irony of God chosen the foolish things so catastrophically to confound the wise.
It is not essential formally and absolutely to confound will with desire.
Anglo-Indians frequently confound the koel with the brain-fever bird.
Yet these entrepreneurs are managing to confound the naysayer and move ahead despite the obstacles.
But, confound it, Annette, we've been calling on those people all summer.
Look ye, doctor Fossile, you confound filiation with legitimation.
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