Dumbstruck

But it’s the narrator who bears the brunt of it: There you go with your fancy lies / Leavin’ me lookin’ like a dumbstruck fool.

One of her first reactions was to go out, dumbstruck, into the street and hit her thighs repeatedly as she said, 'Dad's dead, dead's dad, dad's dead', again and again.

The Welsh defence set off sprinting when Ford shuffled a couple of inches to his left, and he stood there dumbstruck as they hacked the ball away off his tee for him.

WTH,” one dumbstruck viewer wrote on X/Twitter.

At its best, the science fiction/fantasy/horror of the series did its strongest work in the minds of viewers left dumbstruck by a twist ending or unexpected detail that upended everything that had come before.

Dumbstruck I shook my head, staring at her and imagining how much it hurt, knowing that there’s no way down this mountain range that’s easy and you just have to get through whatever happens.

I never comment on other journalists,but this one on City 42 has left me dumbstruck with his insensitivity & lack of ethics.

Moments later, Lawrence Juma was also thwarted by the woodwork while the dumbstruck visitors struggled to find penetration on the other end of the pitch.

Elisa has to mime to a dumbstruck Zelda the next morning that her scaly new love is not, as he appears, flat-fronted down there, but rather there is an aperture from which an organ is extruded.

No one watching Ronnie McCoury tear into his mandolin solos Wednesday — fingers flying across the frets while notes poured into the air at a rate any thrash-metalhead would envy — could be anything less than dumbstruck.

The audiences mostly comprise Icelanders from near and far, he says, but some foreign visitors—unsuspecting guests at Havarí’s hostel—find themselves dumbstruck to have stumbled upon such vibrant events this far from any city.

Diderot, to whom (says the story) all mathematics was gibberish, stood dumbstruck as peals of laughter erupted from the court.