Sentence examples for being dumbfounded from inspiring English sources
Who can blame Michele Bachmann for being dumbfounded?
Yet she recalled being dumbfounded to realize that her eyes were dry as she watched Kevin die.
Chief executives rarely admit to being dumbfounded by their companies' performance, but Mr Cook said it was "hard to comprehend" the extent of the interest in Apple's products.
Meanwhile Mr. Grisham brings his extensive legal expertise to the job of being dumbfounded by what he describes as the law's systematic flouting of Mr. Williamson's rights and by the sadistic manipulation of his paranoia.
Mr. Feingold recalls being dumbfounded when Mr. McCain telephoned him, one of the most junior Democrats, in 1995 after the Republicans took control of Congress, to ask if he would work with him on projects like fighting pork-barrel spending.
In his autobiography, Strauss admits to being "dumbfounded" at the incident.
The Carrs were dumbfounded.
Mr. Wolpow was dumbfounded.
Everyone was dumbfounded.
