Sentence examples for dumbfounded that from inspiring English sources

Daily Show correspondents are most often called on to play a certain combination of blustery and dumbfounded that can make it hard to decipher their unique sense of humor underneath.

"I am dumbfounded that we got to this point".

"I am dumbfounded that it hasn't happened before now.

He was dumbfounded that so many of his colleagues voted against the fiscal-cliff deal.

"He was dumbfounded that it kept tripping him up," a friend said.

"I was dumbfounded that the business community would not want the truth," he said.

"I was dumbfounded that so little attention had been paid to it," Mrs. Clinton said.

Waiters and other staffers were dumbfounded that some late August paychecks bounced.

German executives were dumbfounded that most of their American colleagues did not even have passports.

Many are dumbfounded that, seven years later, it remains so scarce, despite billions of dollars in American aid.

Speaking to BFM-TV, David said: "He is dumbfounded that his act is being linked to terrorism," adding that El-Khazzani describes himself as a homeless man.