Sentence examples for very stunned from inspiring English sources

I'm very stunned by Freeh's conclusion that — I don't think he used the word "cover-up," but he uses the word "concealed".

Then there was the announcement of the other woman, which frankly left me very stunned and unable to continue in my tennis league.

She ended up spending two weeks in the NICU, and then was sent home with two very stunned, and woefully unprepared parents.

And this deadpan effect is achieved by very plausible stunned behaviour on the part of the two inventors, who don't turn cartwheels or immediately scramble for winning lottery numbers, but look as if the universe might just split in two, right where they have found the hairline crack.

"It's very intimidating," a stunned customer said to one of three employees who do nothing but direct traffic.

But he appeared very solemn, and quite stunned by the whole thing.

Johnson himself said: "I am certainly stunned and very excited though I kind of had a feeling in the last few weeks traipsing around London and knocking on doors, shaking people's hands, I started to get the feeling that the swing was on.

Collins called the decision yesterday by the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., a "very unexpected development" that "stunned" NIH staff.

Danny looked very blank-faced and stunned (not shocked he was in the bottom two in an obnoxious way, just trying to brace himself).

Set your faces to stunned, because our very own Posh Spice is to fill Paula's adorably unsteady shoes, though at present only for a one-off episode.

I'm very very shaken up, and quite stunned.