Sentence examples for most dumbfounded from inspiring English sources

Children are the most dumbfounded, dragging behind their mothers, heads turned, jaws hanging slack.

"Otherwise it's a most-dumbfounded idea".

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.

Then, three minutes before the break, referee Collum left most in attendance dumbfounded by pointing to the spot after spotting a shove by McAusland on McKay.

Though the pay check would still leave most other people dumbfounded.

As you walk by, simply say "No thank you. " They will most likely be dumbfounded, and you will be 20 feet (6.1 m) away by the time they think of something to say back to you.

German executives were dumbfounded that most of their American colleagues did not even have passports.

Frank Burroughs, the founder of the Abigail Alliance, said his group was "dumbfounded that most of the justices tragically missed the merits of the case".

The factional complexity of Japanese politics confounds most Japanese, let alone dumbfounded foreigners trying to decipher its cloak-and-dagger machinations.

However, what I am dumbfounded by the most is the almost 15-year reciprocal relationship the unions and the corporate reformers have cultivated.

In their locker room, the Giants, who have looked bewildered for most of the last two months, appeared dumbfounded.