Sentence examples for stood dumbfounded from inspiring English sources

Then Westbrook turned into a blur, and the Lakers stood dumbfounded, staring suddenly at a 16-point deficit.

As I stood dumbfounded, less than a dozen feet away, he casually rummaged through the basket until he found a large pink fruit of an heirloom variety.

But I stood dumbfounded the first time I went into a supermarket and realized that I needed to pay a 10 franc deposit to push a chariot up and down the aisle.

Like many times before in my Peace Corps service, I stood dumbfounded and awaited the all-important cultural clue that would tip me off to what was going on.

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I stood dumbfounded as the ivy in the wall rippled gently.

In the last of these, Oscar stands dumbfounded before the massive layout Joan Crawford has had built for her son (upon the rock of their house's foundation, no less).

And almost every visitor to the gallery seems to stand dumbfounded before "Communication" by Cang Xin, wondering why this person is sprawled on the floor — before realizing it is an eerily lifelike latex sculpture.

We can disagree with the Court's view of the Framers (and I do); we can criticize its application of stare decisis (as any honest lawyer should); and we can stand dumbfounded by its tone-deaf understanding of the nature of corruption (as anyone living in the real world of politics must).

For me it was seeing stories about bloggers from Europe who were experiencing high levels of success like Kristina Bazan, Chiara Ferragni or the handsome Mariano Di Vaio who when I saw him at LAX last October, I could only stand dumbfounded instead of saying hello.

I just sort of stood there, dumbfounded: dumbfounded that he could flirt with a complete stranger at an ice cream stand hundreds of miles from home, dumbfounded that he rolled with the conversation even after she suggested we should meet up at Hooter's later that night.