Sentence examples for A bit dumbfounded from inspiring English sources

Hales was still a bit dumbfounded after this brilliant performance.

So when you see Mein Kampf in the store, complete with a swastika as its icon, you'll forgive me if I'm a bit dumbfounded.

After leaving the truck, Patrick walked toward me and hovered for a bit, dumbfounded.

Their talk, a bit dumbfounded, all turns around a strange miracle: that they were not struck dead after contracting Ebola, when at least 162 others have died since an epidemic erupted in Uganda in September.

At the end of the training, he did come over to me, but not to dub me, but rather to ask me, a bit dumbfounded, why I didn't raise my hand.

To which Malkin replied: "BUT IT WAS A CLINTON ECONOMIST, BLARGLE!" Stephanopoulos was still a bit dumbfounded, wondering why anyone in their right mind would take unemployment benefits "when a job was available".

Sounding just the slightest bit dumbfounded, the Governor told a hastily assembled press conference, "She told me she was interested in the position.

He described the performance as a" bit of a blur" as they "pretty dumbfounded by the reaction" and the idea of "playing with some of our musical heroes such as Dinosaur Jr. and Deftones was a dream come through".

Our student bloggers are a bit "baffled" and "dumbfounded" about the admission decisions, too.

The CIA agents seem a bit disgruntled and dumbfounded.

And thank goodness for festivals -- yes, at festivals we get to hang together a bit!!! I've always said that entertainment is one of America's most sought after imports...that's why I'm left dumbfounded when we don't support arts in the schools.