dumbfoundedness

He saw a look of dumbfoundedness upon the big-mouthed face.

Responses range from dumbfoundedness to expressing alarm at my naïveté.

Gel had managed to contrive an expression of utter dumbfoundedness.

I stared at him, unmoving; not out of any native sangfroid, but from simple dumbfoundedness.

For my part I was frozen in shock, staring up in a daze of dumbfoundedness.

The dumbfoundedness he saw on every face told him without any explanations how unheard of this kind of declaration was.

Fortunately, no one noticed the lieutenant's dumbfoundedness, because the Republic's command staff chose that moment to make its entrance.

They just stood there quietly, their mouths agape and their expressions showing a dumbfoundedness.

I stole a glance at him, and found him staring at me with an expression of complete dumbfoundedness.

She expresses awful fear and loneliness, the helplessness of the oppressed and a combination of dumbfoundedness and rage at the oppressors.

This shared dumbfoundedness at the sheer lack of leadership skills and common courtesy that embody those who lord it over their fellow colleagues not only brings people together but it boosts morale.

Other times Hägar would try to make an effort relate to his son Hamlet, and the punchline being his dumbfoundedness, such as Hamlet asking the chicken and egg question.

To hell with the GOOD TALKERS, those pugnacious interviewees all set to give 'sleepy' pop the kick in the pants it deserves - pop beauty should be the subject of dumbfoundedness, the breakdown of schematics.

He also praised the president's top advisors from Vice President Joe Biden to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to National Security Advisor James Jones as a "dream team" and underscored European dumbfoundedness that the US president is not more greatly appreciated by his own countrymen.