Sentence examples for felt dumbfounded from inspiring English sources
As Mr. Obama told close friends after watching the replay, he felt dumbfounded, even betrayed, particularly by Mr. Wright's implication that Mr. Obama was being hypocritical.
I feel snubbed, dumbfounded.
Karen Foli, co-author, with her husband, Dr. John Thompson, of "The Post-Adoption Blues," said of the parents they interviewed for the book, "They chose to be a parent of adoption, they've wanted it for so long, and they're dumbfounded and feel tremendous guilt and shame admitting they have anything less than positive feelings".
The ethical scientist or physician, the concerned parent or teacher, must feel stricken with grief and dumbfounded that we have allowed the interests of powerful advocacy groups to completely override the interests of our children.
Those mystified by West's appeal may have felt more like Lionel Richie, captured looking dumbfounded as he watched West's Brits gig.
Speechless and dumbfounded, he feels "struck as if by the Revolutionary guillotine": a guest betrayed.
He feels privileged to be an actor, he says, grateful to appear on television, surprised at the breadth of his career, dumbfounded to be starring at the National Theatre.
The pistol felt tiny in his hand but he gripped it and turned, and the dog skidded to a halt with a dumbfounded look of recognition.
I was completely dumbfounded.
He called it "dumbfounded".
