Sentence examples for too dumbfounded from inspiring English sources
When Kugel first encounters the old bat claiming to be Anne, he is too dumbfounded to be diplomatic.
I was too dumbfounded to even realize that I'd just been suspected of being a potential hooker!
It seems more politically suffused; fifteen years ago, I was too dumbfounded, or too plain dumb, to realize that the very idea of the movie's transit between Western and Eastern Europe was a declaration of newly acquired liberty.
What happens to that hope, and how Villeneuve plays around with time in order to extract the maximum fervor from Louise's experience, I won't reveal, not least because I'm too dumbfounded — or simply too dumb — to have worked it out yet.
Not accounting for the 4percentt who were perhaps too dumbfounded to speak, who are these 10 percenters?
None of the professional newsmen in the room said a word, either because they were too dumbfounded to respond or because they just really, really, really, really wanted this primary to be over.
Our student bloggers are a bit "baffled" and "dumbfounded" about the admission decisions, too.
When Marisa Tomei's name was called for best supporting actress of 1992 for "My Cousin Vinnie," others were as dumbfounded as the Gore supporters in Palm Beach County who, too late, discovered that they had voted for Pat Buchanan.
It, too, is preoccupied with the ways in which the Americans and the French remain dumbfounded by their differences.
I was completely dumbfounded.
