Sentence examples for Dumbfounded expression from inspiring English sources
Mr. Berkeley-Steele proved to be a nimble and effective actor, with the right gangly physique and dumbfounded expression for this fearless and out-of-it young hero.
Joe Torre's Yankee cap was tilted back high on his forehead after Thursday night's 10-2 loss to the Angels in Anaheim, a dumbfounded expression overwhelming his face.
He can be compelling while acting up a storm (a hotheaded detective spewing salty tirades in "The Departed," a conscience-stricken firefighter ranting against petro-capitalism in "Huckabees") or when seeming to do very little (the most famous scene in "Boogie Nights," in which a drug deal messily unravels, peaks with a nearly minute-long close-up of his dumbfounded expression).
The dumbfounded expression of in-studio Kimberly McBroom only added to the gut-wrenching footage.
Even with the best readers I know I get a dumbfounded expression when I bring up Typee.
On the Tea Party circuit, when I said things like "Obama is not a socialist" or "Nancy Pelosi isn't a communist" or "Obama was born in the US" the dumbfounded expressions I received in response are the exact same looks I got when I told Occupiers that it isn't a good idea to yell "fuck you, pig" in a cop's face unless you wish to be arrested and possibly whacked with a nightstick.
It's hard to say exactly what Wolfe's attitude toward the poet is, but he gives him a lot of space and mocks the other guests for being so dumbfounded by any expression of seriousness.
Killing lactating females is good strategy if you want to control feral species numbers, and at least some of the young are probably what biologists call "the doomed surplus" (my daughter is dumbfounded by that expression).
WIMBLEDON, England — After the final ball bounced past him, Andy Roddick showed a facial expression somewhere between dumbfounded and perplexed.
In a filthy gray sleeveless T-shirt, sporting a little mustache and hair that look dyed, the capo wears an expression of resignation but also of inwardly dumbfounded shame.
