Sentence examples for how dumbfounded from inspiring English sources

He still recalls how dumbfounded he was in Los Angeles, where the Cubs were eliminated.

If polls are still the only reliable source of prediction, then it proves how dumbfounded we are with voter behavior, making pundit forecasting little more accurate than monkeys rolling dice with catchphrases.

Fassbender sits back with a drink as Bardem tries to articulate how dumbfounded he was by this act.

"How?" I said, dumbfounded.

The crunchier elements of my FB circle were dumbfounded: how could this possibly be happening?

Some who had noticed my standing and clapping were dumbfounded; how could I be applauding anything but Trump's exit?

"They were dumbfounded by how peaceful it was," Nahr says.

Coach Gary Kubiak appeared dumbfounded by how poorly his team had played, and he said his players looked slow moving around.

The crowd of some 40,000, including U.S. Vice President Charles Curtis, sat dumbfounded, wondering how the horse who seemed so hopelessly lost on the first pass of the grandstands could have pulled off the victory.

"It's a play I never drop," Welker said, still dumbfounded at how the Patriots lost another Super Bowl to the Giants in the closing minutes, this time 21-17.

Mostly, Mr. Reid, Democrat of Nevada, calls the president "this guy," as in an interview last week, when he said, "I am mystified, dumbfounded about how difficult it is to work with this guy".