Sentence examples for being stumbled from inspiring English sources
"Even a dog knows the difference in being stumbled over and being kicked.
That change was still being stumbled through, as became clear when Ms. Paulus abruptly kicked a reporter out of the rehearsal.
It can hardly go very far beyond the case of a harm intentionally inflicted: even a dog distinguishes between being stumbled over and being kicked".
"That's very general," Justice Kennedy said, adding in an annoyed tone: "Even a dog knows the difference in being stumbled over and being kicked.
That is why the English genre – from Christie to James and Rendell – has often involved bodies being stumbled on in rural communities, guaranteeing a dissonance between order and disorder.
Questioning him, Justice Anthony Kennedy noted that a general "intent" ran throughout the law and drove that point home with an adage: "Even a dog knows the difference in being stumbled over and being kicked".
My most mortifying secret has been stumbled upon.
It was something to be stumbled into and discovered.
And our next one was stumbled across.
4+ million sites are "stumbled" daily.
Some art, in contrast, is created to be "stumbled upon".
