Sentence examples for dumbfounded by how from inspiring English sources
"They were dumbfounded by how peaceful it was," Nahr says.
Coach Gary Kubiak appeared dumbfounded by how poorly his team had played, and he said his players looked slow moving around.
"I'm dumbfounded by how much they got done".
We are dumbfounded by how far our actions travel.
I was dumbfounded by Sarah Stillman's article describing how children who engaged in sexual behavior with other children when they were as young as nine can spend their entire lives as registered sex offenders ("The List," March 14th).
Jean-Pierre Mustier, 49, the former chief executive of the investment banking division that employed Mr. Kerviel, said he was dumbfounded by the trader's sang-froid: "I can't understand how his nerves could have handled the pressure of that much risk," said Mr. Mustier, who himself spent six years as a trader.
Leah Shahum, executive director of the coalition, said she was pleased with how the matter had been resolved, but she seemed dumbfounded by the criticism — and took action to quash dissent.
At a lunch in Moscow with young leaders from around the world, I asked a social entrepreneur how he felt about the gay propaganda law and was dumbfounded by his response.
Dumbfounded by Helen Thomas's recent actions, Stephen Colbert took some time last night to advise the former White House scribe on how to redeem herself and her legacy.
The fact that we're constantly being dumbfounded by brand-new abilities no one had a clue animals possessed ought to be a lesson to us about how much we don't know".
