Sentence examples for a dumbfounded from inspiring English sources

Viollet had the ball in the net past a dumbfounded Beara in 90 seconds.

For any Iraqi, the word, translated into Arabic, draws a dumbfounded look.

His arms were spread wide as he wore a dumbfounded look.

And a rhetorical Presidency begins to look a lot better, after some years of a dumbfounded one.

On the one hand, I am still a hungry man; on the other, a dumbfounded observer, a mere witness to the filmlike action.

Our voters' favourite protester was Sharon Storer, whose impassioned attack on a dumbfounded Blair about the state of the NHS, seemed to speak for the whole nation.

"We are a little dumbfounded," said Michael Newton, a group member and past president of the Northport Historical Society and Museum.

Every once in a while, I'd catch a fluttering swallow standing a little dumbfounded, trying to absorb someone's platform sneakers or newfangled camera, recording each new detail of South Korean manners and materialism.

Totally unexpected," a still dumbfounded Chinn told me a few weeks after the suicide.

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.

This odd and empty ritual, which he has performed without fail for more than five years, was the endgame in a legal and psychiatric odyssey that began two decades ago when Mr. Sweeney committed a crime that dumbfounded a generation of Americans who came of age in the 1960's.