8 Sentences With "dumbfounds"

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"It just dumbfounds me that they're not doing this," Lesley says. from New Republic
The political landscape is shifting, however, at a speed that dumbfounds even antitrust experts. from The New York Times
Rather, the Hastert Rule is simply a tradition, one which now dumbfounds the legislative process. from The Hill
From that moment, Lear's will is no longer the world's law, a change of circumstance that dumbfounds him. from The New York Times
This is a reality that often dumbfounds American officials, who tend to work with a set of outdated ideas about Turkey. from Business Insider
Not to mention, lesbian sex (and queer virginity in general) tends to be a concept that dumbfounds people who haven't experienced it. from Refinery 29
"It just absolutely dumbfounds me," Hillary Clinton said about Trump's attacks against Admiral William McRaven, the architect of the raid that killed Osama Bin Laden. from CNN
In fact, it was in reaction to tedious mechanization that Linn developed the MPC to begin with: "It dumbfounds me how many computer software applications force the musician to learn engineering in order to play music," he told me in an email. from Vox