Dumfounded used in a sentence

Dumfounded in a sentence as an adjective

People were dumfounded - who would pay so much?

At thanksgiving our east-coast host was dumfounded that anybody might not want to work at Google.

People always seem dumfounded when they learn that up until the 16th/17th century not a single Thai dish was spicy.

I am a big fan of Apple but continue to be dumfounded by how tone-deaf they are about the Internet.

I started wandering, turned a corner, and sat dumfounded starting at the very thing I was looking for, sitting 21 feet in width at the end of the hall.

Maybe because I'm middle class in a third world country, but I'm always dumfounded with the argument that "actually, rich people having more money is good for everyone".

I kept imagining someone asking this guy to write a factorial function in a job interview, and then he puts this up on the whiteboard, as they watch dumfounded.

People seem absolutely dumfounded that these people are able to form basic bureaucratic organisational structures.

> People seem absolutely dumfounded that these people are able to form basic bureaucratic organisational structuresLots of people have big ideas.