Sentence examples for dumbfounded when from inspiring English sources

"I was dumbfounded when Hillary voted for it".

He was dumbfounded when he discovered that Pandit wasn't expecting to hear from him.

Joan Ackerman, a manager at a county park, was dumbfounded when she locked eyes with it.

"I was completely dumbfounded when I first saw Bruce's pictures," he remembers.

So small businesses were dumbfounded when the banks tried to claim there was only "muted demand".

Did coaching ever appeal to Freddie?" He is dumbfounded when I suggest this.

The receptionist looked dumbfounded when I said we were only staying for one night.

"I was completely dumbfounded when the coach gave me the sign," Müller said afterward.

It seems ludicrous now but I was dumbfounded when I got my first mark that wasn't a distinction.

Freeman looks dumbfounded when she crosses the finishing line, as if she cannot quite understand what she has just done.

It's not about you, it's about the stuff.' " Ms. Licht said she was dumbfounded when Jessie was asked back.