Sentence examples for get dumbfounded from inspiring English sources

Remember, don't get dumbfounded on stage and suddenly stop speaking and look around blankly.

Even with the best readers I know I get a dumbfounded expression when I bring up Typee.

When you introduce a child to that notion for the first time, I bet you will get the same dumbfounded look as I had in the train station, or even worse a combo of crying and screaming.

Others will not get it and seem almost dumbfounded that you would raise the topic.

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

In person, with no camera on, you don't get any of that slightly dumbfounded geekery you see when he's on panel shows.

Now I am a little dumbfounded; I need to get ahold of myself.

"I'm dumbfounded by how much they got done".

The difference in cultures left him dumbfounded: "Where I came from, you got a room in a motel, spent ten hours making a lavish and possibly irredeemable mess of it, and left early the next morning," he wrote.

"When we got the word that it was going to close, we were dumbfounded," she said.

"How do I get through to you boys that football isn't about rape?" he asks the dumbfounded team.