Dumbstruck used in a sentence

Dumbstruck in a sentence as an adjective

But he offered us $50,000!” They stared at me dumbstruck.

I remember being dumbstruck and then proud, damned proud.

I'm dumbstruck how anyone would approve this feature.

The guy's in software but then he acts dumbstruck that the machine wouldn't tell him the optimal move?

I am completely astonished and dumbstruck that everyone is ok with this.

Only the dialogue mixing is flawed as far as I can tell as I was dumbstruck for two hours straight each time I saw it.

I'm always dumbstruck every time I peer into someone's window and I see the driver's head down, looking at a phone...

I remember being dumbstruck after watching that video for the first time and realizing the power of programming.

In every case where I read or viewed a news story on a subject I had specialist or insider knowledge of, I've been dumbstruck by how much journalists get wrong.

I'm reading this, and I'm just dumbstruck that, in over 15 years of development, that this is actually a recommended solution to PHP security.

I’m dumbstruck by a more fundamental question — Is it even meaningful for a company to be valued at ~$30B if it cannot guarantee survival & stability?

When this first came out, the adverts on TV showed a movie full of action and dripping in coolness, I went to the first day of opening and the audience was dumbstruck about 15 minutes in, it was so 90210-esque.

I was dumbstruck by how the people could truly not believe their own government in any of the slightest and how despite this the Government perpetually wants to pretend everything is fine to keep the populous calm.

I am very dumbstruck that so many share my condemnation of these actions, because so many people are those that voted for health care, for social security, for national defense, for the EPA, the FCC, the TSA, etc., for the safety that only a government all-father can provide.