dumbfoundingly

Not because she guessed the story, but because the shown clips literally spell out the most dumbfoundingly by-the-numbers plot imaginable.

Will You Go See Avatar? 2009

And this new one is only some of the above -- dumbfoundingly erratic, for the most part, but smart and funny from time to time, especially when Mr. Murphy, in the pseudo-person of the spaceship, tries to imitate earthling behavior.

In Erratic 'Dave,' 2008

Right now a corrupt and spent corporate class is on the brink of getting a corrupt and spent governing class to perpetuate its privilege by almost dumbfoundingly transparent means.

The Bailout 2008

Right now a corrupt and spent corporate class is on the brink of getting a corrupt and spent governing class to perpetuate its privilege by almost dumbfoundingly transparent means.

Shit Knife 2008

That it's racist should be dumbfoundingly obvious.

I Sense Your Confusion, TIME ... Rogers 2007

And, also for the first time, I understood the essence of that dumbfoundingly abrupt ending, which is dumbfounding precisely because it is true to the essence of the main surviving character: Baron Frankenstein himself Peter Cushing.

Archive 2007-11-04 2007

And, also for the first time, I understood the essence of that dumbfoundingly abrupt ending, which is dumbfounding precisely because it is true to the essence of the main surviving character: Baron Frankenstein himself Peter Cushing.

HD Notes on FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN 2007

For a person with a purported focus of examining how the media covers the news, he has a dumbfoundingly shallow understanding of journalism.

Crooks and Liars Nicole Belle 2011

In a dumbfoundingly comprehensive response to a promotional video posted by Monday's Awful

Something Awful 2010

Ebersole, Oddo and Wittman are all working at the top of their powers here, and the results are dumbfoundingly fantastic.

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