Sentence examples for dazed from from inspiring English sources

The Democrats still seem dazed from the assault.

It's easy to leave here feeling dazed from calorie overload.

Up in the bleachers the spectators looked dazed from the heat.

"Well, I made it," Lindbergh said from the cockpit, dazed from exhaustion and by the acclaim.

Mr. Beck told viewers back then that he walked dazed from the studio, gripped by a new theme.

Dazed from the fumes, I walked smack into an older gentleman only to realise it was, in fact, Bill Murray.

The tourists were usually paler than we were, and more dazed too, from the alcohol and heat, and from the casino air they'd breathed in all morning.

Dazed migrants from New York, we were surrounded by a sea of boxes on Sept. 11, watching the horrific news on the TV parked on the floor.

There was a calmer, almost dazed take from Swift, later retweeted by Madonna: See? They're real people just like the rest of us, taking to social media to let their friends know all the ordinary things they've been doing on a Sunday night.

TWO weeks ago, the State House looked like a scene from the movie "Titanic," dazed occupants reeling from the latest iceberg.

Somehow the Finns were dazed, more so from the apparent injustice of it all.