Sentence examples for has dumbfounded from inspiring English sources

AOL has shown a capacity for re-inventing itself that has dumbfounded rivals and sceptics alike.

In recent days Mr. Lazio has dumbfounded New York's political establishment by saying that he is still thinking of running against Mr. Giuliani, the state party's anointed nominee.

She has already seen her children, Rahul and Priyanka, become important politicians in their own rights.Mrs Gandhi has dumbfounded her critics so far, but has done so largely by achieving consensus against the odds.

Even so, events at the DW Stadium over the past 12 months have dumbfounded Jewell, who also played for the club in the 1980s.

He seized on the few embers of hope from the wreckage, although it was not a convincing defence of selections that have dumbfounded most observers.

While critics were quick to point out the study's myriad irregularities, the findings have dumbfounded cardiologists: The results suggest chelation, originally used to treat lead poisoning, just might help heart patients.

With more than 20 albums to their name zoviet*france's hypnotic fusion of low-tech electronics and minimal percussion have dumbfounded fans and critics alike for more than two decades.

The fate of Mujuru, who most expected to take over from President Mugabe, has clearly dumbfounded many political pundits.

Some of Mr. Goldsmith's friends say he has been dumbfounded by the city's maze of regulations and its savage politics.

Mr Patrick said he had been "dumbfounded" to receive the invitation.

Alf Patrick, 90, from York, who played for York City Football Club in the 1940s and 1950s, said had been "dumbfounded" to receive the invitation.