Sentence examples for often speechless from inspiring English sources

Months ago, they'd asked Jonah to perform this role in the morning, to dress and prepare his brother, so that they could sleep in, and Jonah had complied a few times, but halfheartedly, with a certain mysterious cost to little Lester, who was often speechless and tear-streaked by the time they found him.

Predicting that the new fees would become fodder for late-night talk show hosts, he said, "I'm not often speechless, but when I saw this, I sat back and said, 'What?"' Northwest executives defended the fees as part of a broader effort to reduce distribution costs by $70 million a year, and said that the new policy was similar to those of low-fare airlines like JetBlue Airways and Independence Air.

He also stuttered grotesquely, often rendered speechless by the impediment.

That was what was wrong with him — he was often left speechless, unsure whether he had a right to indignation or hurt feelings, unsure how exactly a person was entitled to react.

Although London is often left speechless by the squalor he encounters at every turn, we must remember that he was no stranger to poverty himself, having worked in jute mills and been jailed for vagrancy whilst still in his teens.

The disparity between what we are told or what we believe about war and war itself is so vast that those who come back, like Lefèvre, are often rendered speechless.

I am often left speechless when I see the opportunity and beauty in the world.

Forgiveness We were often left speechless by the forgiveness and grace people displayed who were affected by heinous acts of racism.

I am often left speechless by what Americans can do when we pull together, and I draw inspiration from the great example of humanity that is out there.

What are you trying to convey?' You would be stunned: so often they're speechless".

I feel touched by their capacity to heal, awestruck to a degree that often leaves me speechless.