When the Chinese let him and his companions go, they were dazed with false facts; but not so befuddled that they did not try to kill them by forcing them in winter across the Urai Lekh pass, 19,000 feet up, with little more than sugar and flour to keep them going.Drake's coffinThat expedition put Mr Wignall off mountains, but not off adventure or privateering.
We were dazed with pain and also with the sick sensation that comes to you when you have not expected something to happen as it did, but, as it begins to happen, you remember that you have in fact experienced it before, and this fact determines, in the way of a sequence of bolts locking a sequence of doors, the certitude that it will recur.
The United States and Britain agreed yesterday to provide limited help to a United Nations peacekeeping mission in Sierra Leone that appears to be dazed and overwhelmed, with rebels killing civilians there and continuing to hold more than 500 United Nations soldiers hostage.
Anyone unfamiliar with the history may be dazed by the dense condensation of events.
He appeared to be dazed, stupefied.
What's not to be dazed about?
Onboard are dazed revelers with happy, sleepy grins; the undaunted elderly who refuse, on principle or paycheck, to splurge on a cab; and service workers who face a long journey home after last call.
How could it be that under the guidance of the EU and the International Monetary Fund, with one of the harshest economic reform programmes in western history, it had come to this? "People are dazed, almost dizzy with it all," said economics professor Theodore Pelagidis.
He's dazed and confused with a full growth of beard.
Patricia is dazed and confused with her little spaniel, Molly, sitting vigil a few inches away.
