Sentence examples for a bit dumbfounded from inspiring English sources

I was a bit dumbfounded.

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.

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".

I look at the chances in the last 15 or 20 minutes and I am a little bit dumbfounded why we haven't at least got one point on the board.

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

"I left the studio just a little bit dumbfounded," Aslan says.

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.