Sentence examples for under stunned from inspiring English sources

The gull said: Where coral was red, now white, dead under stunned waters.

Plenty of people were stunned — stunned!

Bloody gang wars fed by ethnic and political bitterness, drugs and the Taliban, and a steady drum beat of gangsterism have created a culture of impunity under the stunned gaze of police.

A stunned administration under the leadership of University President Harold Willis Dodds (Graduate Class of 1914), who had only six weeks before asserted that the threat of war "will call for minor adjustments in the curriculum" ("Some Thoughts on Universities and National Defense," October 31 , 1941, suddenly and drastically revised its approach.

Of those "stunned", 11 were children, aged under 18.

"I just kept whispering 'Ya gotta believe' under my breath," he recounted in the stunned tones of a man who has just survived a plane crash.

In a riff on the magazine's first cover, from 1925, by Rea Irvin, Blitt imagines a future in which our dandy mascot has become Eustace Vladimirovich Tilley and the lepidopteran under scrutiny is none other than a stunned Donald Trump.

"How marvelous!" "Not really," I mutter glumly, and my friends invariably react like stunned mullets, as they say Down Under.

But huddling under one roof, common at first among the stunned families, has given way to other improvisations, designed to create what many survivors of 9/11 call "the new normal".

But the student also remembered having felt stunned and unable to respond while under attack.

Suddenly, new media transparency (glasnost) revealed to a stunned people that they had lived under a regime that, according to historian Stéphane Courtois, was responsible for more than a hundred million deaths in the 20th century.