Sentence examples for that really stunned from inspiring English sources

But it was neither the court's attempt to ban the media nor the lie about the jurors' wishes that really stunned ordinary Russians.

But the number that really stunned was a rendition of Cole Porter's "Love for Sale" in which he played the role of a sidewalk pimp importuning pedestrians near Times Square.

"So for my dissertation I thought I would interview black women working in ballet and see what they had to say – but I couldn't find a single black woman working in ballet, and that really stunned me.

While I know Israelis aren't big on "please" and "thank you," this really stunned me.

Whitman denies ever having seen this letter and said she would be willing to take a polygraph test to prove her that she was "really stunned" to discover Santillan's undocumented status just last year: "If it comes to that, I would be delighted to do that".

This is so much tougher -- there is so much more biting and scratching -- than anything I've dealt with in business, that I've been really stunned.

"Republicans were really stunned that they lost the 15 seats in the House of Delegates, and they recognize they had to probably do something," he said.

"To score two goals in that early period really stunned the Liverpool players.

But what really stunned Oliver was the fact that so many on the right were willing to support Kavanaugh even if he was guilty because they believed he will help overturn Roe vs Wade and restrict abortion rights.  .

What really stunned Mr. Singh and his colleagues, however, was user data showing that most fans were clustered between ages 13 and 44, a wide range even for casual gaming.

"At 27 years old, I knew that I'd been called to the ministry," Mr. Perry said "I've just always been really stunned by how big a pulpit I was going to have.