Sentence examples for be dumbfounded by from inspiring English sources

This newspaper has been rather sceptical of Civic Platform's record, particularly at home; it would be nice to be dumbfounded by a change.

Other players signed for much less than they expected, and some agents privately claim to be dumbfounded by the number of teams making identical offers for their clients.

I'll be in a taxi in New York and the radio will be on and I'll just be dumbfounded by the fact it's all club music.

Should any of those same viewers read "Top of the Morning," they could well be dumbfounded by Mr. Stelter's strained observation that "the 'GMA' hosts did chitchat the way Horowitz did Scarlatti".

13 min: Paul Morris writes: "I never cease to be dumbfounded by the people who can obviously see the game (ie commenting on Gary Neville's hair) and still write in to the Minute By Minute.

Through my walking art history course in Florence, I visited churches, museums, palazzos and piazzas, and the Tuscan and Umbrian countrysides in order to be dumbfounded by the masterpieces in front of me.

I'm dumbfounded by this.

He is dumbfounded by the vellum decision.

"They were dumbfounded by how peaceful it was," Nahr says.

Sainsbury's said it was "dumbfounded" by the move.

The men are dumbfounded by the show's cult success.