Sentence examples for dumbfounded why from inspiring English sources

I look at the chances in the last 15 or 20 minutes and I am a little bit dumbfounded why we haven't at least got one point on the board.

Lou was dumbfounded why these tickets had not sold.

The rolls have grown consistently since 1980, but even though Coburn professes to be dumbfounded why, there's no mystery.

When mugged at knifepoint in Highbury a month or two back, I was dumbfounded why it should be me, but I get it now: it could have been anybody.

Manuel said he remained dumbfounded why Perez had struggled, but the Mets, when they agreed to pay him $36 million over three seasons, knew he would be prone to lapses like this, when he could look helpless on the mound.

At the end of the training, he did come over to me, but not to dub me, but rather to ask me, a bit dumbfounded, why I didn't raise my hand.

"We're just dumbfounded about why they have worked so hard to cut us out of all the activities of the school," said Grace Davidson, class of 1942, a former association president.

I was in the pub on Saturday talking to some non-gamer friends about the controversy, I explained the Xbox One restrictions to them and they were completely dumbfounded about why anyone would buy it.

Which is why I was dumbfounded when he suddenly turned up at the hospital one evening in an ambulance, to ask me one final question.

This is why other countries are dumbfounded when these massacres continue to happen, and we do absolutely nothing to prevent them.

"At that point, I'm just dumbfounded as to why they'd frozen our assets, so I wasn't thinking about the context of the question.