The lecturer was altogether too dumfounded and terrified to utter a word.

But the landlord was too dumfounded even to speak for a minute.

Banule did as he was told, for once, apparently, too dumfounded for comment.

For once in her life she was too dumfounded to offer even a theory.

At first Count Selim Malagaski was too dumfounded for speech.

There didn't seem to be anything else to do, and I was too dumfounded to think.

She stared at him, too dumfounded to speak.

He was too dumfounded to be discreet, too suddenly embarrassed by the turn affairs had taken.

Jennings was even too dumfounded to speak.

Mrs. Blewett went, too dumfounded by such an unheard-of outburst in mild Old Man Shaw to say a word of defence or attack.