Word: dumbfoundedness
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But Cole said she is "dumbfounded" that Tribble has not received a letter written at her request, by another B & G official outlining the problem at Lamont.
I am dumbfounded by the outcry over Jack Greenberg. A lack of minority classes cannot be solved by attacking a leading advocate of their cause.
As of last week, the trio of defendants had not told their side of the story. Erdman spoke briefly with reporters and denied having any association with Bridge Technology, the independent computer company he had allegedly helped start. He professed to be "dumbfounded by the whole thing." Said his lawyer...
The two detectives, with a combined 18 years on the force, almost miss the film's only real, if heavy-handed clue. While at a bar, a friend tells Kerwin, "You know, I think--is the killer." Kerwin looks surprised; the audience looks dumbfounded. But, sure enough, the guy in...
In fact, "friend" is the wrong word, since the British and the Americans are essentially the same people. What they have in common is fundamental characteristics, not merely the results of mutual influence. For one thing, both countries are exuberantly naive. Each wholeheartedly believes that meaning well excuses everything, including...