| People, confoundingly to me, have come to be quite accepting of the value attached by fiat to these pieces of paper we call currency. |
| Marie-Chantal of Greece Amid a sea of perilously perched pillboxes and confoundingly ubiquitous fascinators, this Princess's elegant dove grey hat got her ahead. |
| Like the incestuous doubling of mother and wife, husband and son, the object of his fear and the source of his solace are confoundingly the same. |
| Others, despite all of the research and notes and testing, confoundingly will not. |
| The confoundingly easy victory of Narayan hung heavily on his mind. |
| Diffuse malignant mesothelioma is confoundingly resistant to conventional treatment. |
