Get rid of your confoundedly repetitive harmonies and phony teenaged angst.
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Why was she being so confoundedly stubborn about not abandoning him?
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I'm nervous, I'm confoundedly nervous about what the doctor may be doing.
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I was most confoundedly, but that Walter did not seem to observe.
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But I must get back now, for this road is confoundedly damp.
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I wish Max had not been so confoundedly hasty in accepting his advice.
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Does it not hurt your Yankee pride that we thrash you so confoundedly?
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But it is just like these merchant skippers, they are always so confoundedly careless.
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He was surprised indeed, it was either that guy was extremely dumb, or confoundedly smart.
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It is confoundedly hard to have nothing in the stables, even to mount a messenger.
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But you are so confoundedly hot-headed and exclamatory that I cannot get a word in.
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They now got in upon us, and of course I need n't say we got confoundedly thrashed.
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Indeed, it is confoundedly difficult to come up with new ideas year in, year out especially brilliant ones.
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The reader senses that Ted, looking back confoundedly on happier days in his marriage, is the one being turned to stone.
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He's so confoundedly devoted to me that if I were to give him the sack he would fly at my throat.
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With the inducement of a gratuity, the workers even agreed to assemble the dark Leksvik drop-leaf dining table, as well as the confoundedly difficult white bead-board Hemnes daybed.
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Mr. Hollande has proved confoundedly boring, they say, especially for news outlets that sometimes cover the government as if nothing else matters, relying on Paris politics to drive the news.
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The characters reassemble in Act II, the second volume. Herbert has been sent by the author to Central Africa for almost the whole remainder of the book, since he was "getting so confoundedly insipid no reader could stand [him]." Thus far, however, Herbert and Alice's marriage has been delayed, since Ruthven stopped the train that was to have taken her to Africa with him. The convoluted plot that they are enmeshed in seems to indicate that Alice is the rightful daughter of a Duke, whose place was deviously stolen by Rockalda, but Ruthven thinks she may actually be his long- lost granddaughter – which would be quite disappointing, as it would end any hope of their marriage.
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