They also look around and see a team that is the ultimate tease, buoyant in victory and dumbfounded in defeat, unsure why losses have followed every win this season.
By 1992 at the latest, and probably by 1987, Bernard Madoff had started the largest Ponzi scheme in history, whose existence was revealed only in December 2008 when, amid the devastation of the global financial crisis, Mr. Madoff ran out of money, confessed and was turned in by his dumbfounded sons.
Ms. Ibnoaf, a pharmacist, said she was in tears, dumbfounded by what was happening.
They were restless until we took off and began to course above the projected treetops, happy at the opportunity to just stare in slightly dumbfounded silence.
Tom Bell, Y&R's chief executive, who says he offered to exchange those parachutes for new employment contracts, was in turn dumbfounded when Sir Martin inserted going back on a written agreement, says Y&R an unusually stringent non-competing agreement into these contracts.
Then, three minutes before the break, referee Collum left most in attendance dumbfounded by pointing to the spot after spotting a shove by McAusland on McKay.
We stare at the search window in iTunes, dumbfounded, and wonder.
In 1984, the dumbfounded test audiences saw "Spinal Tap" in the towering shadow of the Stones; these days, it is difficult not to see "Gimme Shelter" at least partly through the mocking prism of its successor.
Representative Henry Waxman, long the most sophisticated advocate of public health in Congress, was dumbfounded.
My friends here in Australia are dumbfounded by America's love affair with guns.
