Stupefied used in a sentence

Stupefied in a sentence as an adjective

Just be impressed and stupefied at the same time?

Thank you - to both you and your sibling - this had never occurred to me. I'm left even more stupefied, but these are interesting details ...

I was left stupefied by a senior staff member asserting that the point of tests was full code coverage.

I'm amazed at people who are stupefied by software's ability to know where the stars are today, without any external sensors.

"Stupefy by Spotify as a Service" : a mentorship service to protect those who get stupefied by spotify

That makes me slightly less stupefied about the enormous size/capacity ratio of zeppelins.

As if the management of any successful or functional technology company has as much relation to its product as that of a stupefied onlooker to a magic show.

“When you see a very beautiful face, it’s stunning, and you yourself become stupefied,” said Lisa Heiserman Perkins, who has completed a documentary about Lamarr.

After the operation, I joined an adjoining room where a number of other stunned and stupefied children were sitting, each grappling their own little enamel bowl and staring at pieces of their flesh, blood dripping from their nose and mouths.

Someone who has built the thing or someone who hasn't?I'm continually stupefied by how willing so many HN commenters are to publically advertise their ignorance by giving useless advice to actual experts.

So to get a cup of coffee you need to nod in stupefied agreement to whatever some jackass barista is spouting of whatever left wing indoctrination is the theme of the week, while making sure that you nods are sincere enough in case some social justice warrior isn't Youtubing you so you don't lose your job?

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