Sentence examples for to speechless from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not speaking; not knowing what to say; silent, especially due to surprise, amazement, etc.
- When he walked into his surprise birthday party, he was completely speechless.
Perez sang along to "Speechless" in an otherwise hushed room.
I'm not used to feeling so limited when it comes to expressing myself, but trying to explain an act of mass murder to a 4-year-old rendered me as close to speechless as I can remember being.
"It would turn most humans to speechless rock but he argued his case like nothing had happened," Rhys says admiringly. "I think he genuinely lived how he was portrayed.
(Be assured that the story will not be included in Ms. Baldrige's next book): WEDDING GUESTS SEE BESTIALITY VIDEO BY MISTAKE Reuters — A British man was found guilty on Tuesday of having sex with a dog after a video he made of the act was inadvertently shown to speechless wedding guests expecting to see a replay of the marriage ceremony.
The lyrics to "Speechless" deal with being lost for words because of love.
Dolce said he was close to speechless when he learned of Epstein's sweetheart deal.
Astonishingly, the rest of the cast are just as good, from the dispossessed children, who seem to be living rather than performing their roles, to the speechless adult whose single teardrop cuts to the heart of the film's enigma.
Afterward, Scully offered a free broadcasting lesson: I have learned, over the years, that there comes a rare and precious moment where there is absolutely nothing better than silence, nothing better than to be absolutely speechless to sum up a situation.
With his work safe in the bunker, it is time for others to be speechless.
Couric later apologized for making gun rights advocates "appear to be speechless".
It was Lloyd's day though, and after also being named player of the tournament she claimed to be "speechless".
