Sentence examples for would be flabbergasted from inspiring English sources

A chemist would be flabbergasted.

People who know me well would be flabbergasted to know that I do actually own a couple of cookery books.

Anyone who was in Europe in the summer of 1945 would be flabbergasted to hear that there was no food shortage.

"I would be flabbergasted if a memo of this singular importance was not submitted to the attorney general as well as the White House," he said.

Speaking ahead of her latest film, Don Jon, about a porn-obsessive, Johansson said she would be "flabbergasted" to discover her boyfriend was addicted to porn, but did not think it was bad thing.

But any haulage firm would be flabbergasted by the trading profits and returns on equity seen in investment banking in recent years, especially among Wall Street's big "bulge-bracket" firms.

"I'd be flabbergasted if this transaction isn't consummated very, very quickly and at a very good price to Union Carbide," Mr. Leming said.

"He can say all he wants about spending time with his grandkids, but I'd be flabbergasted if he doesn't come back".

I'd be flabbergasted if he never wins a world title, because he's that good," said the holder.

If he knew what was going on now, he'd be flabbergasted.

I wouldn't be flabbergasted if we see a Microsoft Bundle, akin to Amazon Prime from the company that encompasses all its services into a single price, sold on a yearly or monthly basis (probably yearly).