Sentence examples for a dumbfounded expression from inspiring English sources
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.
Even with the best readers I know I get a dumbfounded expression when I bring up Typee.
For any Iraqi, the word, translated into Arabic, draws a dumbfounded look.
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).
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.
The dumbfounded expression of in-studio Kimberly McBroom only added to the gut-wrenching footage.
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.
And a rhetorical Presidency begins to look a lot better, after some years of a dumbfounded one.
Viollet had the ball in the net past a dumbfounded Beara in 90 seconds.
On the one hand, I am still a hungry man; on the other, a dumbfounded observer, a mere witness to the filmlike action.
