Sentence examples for being flabbergasted from inspiring English sources
He admits to being "flabbergasted" by the debate between the Catholic hierarchy and the Obama administration over the mandate that requires employers to provide contraception coverage.
Henry Kissinger remembers being disappointed that American intelligence had failed to foresee the war and being flabbergasted that Israeli intelligence had missed it.
The DVD, an hourlong documentary about a 2006 performance backed only by guitar and bass in a tiny Irish church for about 100 people, is indulgent apart from the exquisite performance clips and snippets of an interview in which Winehouse recalls being flabbergasted by Thelonious Monk and Ray Charles in her youth.
However, Moore did admit to being "flabbergasted" as his side, second bottom in the Championship, pulled off a stunning victory.
Sometimes you just want a night off from being flabbergasted by the beauty and vibrancy of the world.
Although King was unable to get a hold of Tiki, who admitted earlier this summer that he "needed football" and had battled depression since his retirement, he did manage to speak with Lepselter, who described Barber's camp as being "flabbergasted" at the lack of interest in the three-time Pro Bowl running back.
Many pundits were flabbergasted.
Mr. Watson was flabbergasted.
Mullin was flabbergasted.
Supporters were flabbergasted.
