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How To Use Flabbergast In A Sentence

  • Roger is flabbergasted and said that he has received support from police officers and community safety workers.
  • Saying that Joan was taken aback is to put it mildly. She was completely flabbergasted.
  • After a long wait, we're flabbergasted to be announced winners.
  • But after shaking off the flabbergast and the dumbfound he got that expression on his face, the one when he looks like a goddamn boob and he's psyched to tell me something. Josephine Skinny Jeans: Chapter 1
  • The ignorance of the American people regarding foreign affairs never continues to flabbergast me. CNN Poll: Support for Afghanistan war drops
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  • I was struck - flabbergasted, really - by the velocity of the heaves.
  • An integral part of the rich Assamese art and culture, which has flabbergasted renowned scholars, this highly skilled art is gasping for survival.
  • Prime Minister Edward Natapei forfeited his seat after missing three consecutive sittings without notifying the speaker, a blunder one analyst called "flabbergasting". Latest News - Yahoo!7 News
  • Yet when the deep-spacers who man this Pegasus of the void set down on Altair-4 and are confronted with a tinker-toyman called (close your ears) Roddy (sic) the Robot, they are flabbergasted. Will You Go See Avatar?
  • It would have been hard to judge who was the most flabbergasted by the situation in which we now found ourselves. ABSOLUTE TRUTHS
  • Emily says the hardest word she had to spell was 'flabbergast'. WKYT - Home - Headlines
  • But Gillespie loved to sing and clown as well as to flabbergast with his brilliance and inventiveness, and he never quite saw why that should bother anybody. Jazz's Last Hero Trumpeter
  • But inspectors were flabbergasted when bayside residents attending a public meeting admitted they had been seeing the beetle for a couple years or more.
  • To have a population which historicaly numbered 72, have 60 pairs fledge three chicks is flabbergasting!! The founding fathers believed that governments are instituted among men for the sole purpose of protecting human rights.
  • He was flabbergasted when we told him how cheap it was.
  • But he said: 'I am flabbergasted the manager has come in for stick. The Sun
  • She said: 'I was flabbergasted. The Sun
  • But he said: 'I am flabbergasted the manager has come in for stick. The Sun
  • To say that we were flabbergasted is putting it mildly -- flabbergasted and ashamed of ourselves for our assumptions. Hotels? - Guanajuato, Zacatecas, Leon
  • Well, he was rather flabbergasted! He sort of laughed, really.
  • The three gigantic, gleaming, copper bulb shapes that dominate the entrance hall of the Wiels Contemporary Art Centre in Brussels are not the latest Damien Hirst or Jeff Koons installation, though they possess a similar capacity to flabbergast. Art Brews in Brussels
  • Mrs Lewis said she was flabbergasted at some of what she said.
  • That's one nice thing about kooks - just when you think you couldn't expect them to get any dumber, one of them comes up with something utterly flabbergasting.
  • Yuki, if she knew, would be flabbergasted to hear BFN needs to be prodded to eat a bunch. Newfies Meet Baby: Nanny Dogs Extraordinaire!
  • He is flabbergast when he hears that his friend has been accused of murder.
  • He sounded flummoxed, flabbergasted and dyspeptically peeved. American Tabloid
  • There's one other movie star in Sunshine Cleaning playing a real person in a departure from what has become his routine role as schlumpy stoner sidekick, but I'm not going to tell you who, in case you want to be surprised like the blonde who didn't recognize him, even though he's one of her favorites, and she was flabbergasted when she read his name in the end credits. Lance Mannion:
  • On the other hand, I am utterly flabbergasted that, if the argument is valid, I have not heard about it.
  • Having done a very brief stint in publishing post-college, I'm flabbergasted by the initial hardcover print run, which is set at 1 million copies.
  • Here are a few facts that will flabbergast you. by John Sanchez Jr. on Monday, Jan 4, 2010 at 12: 21: 24 AM OpEdNews - Diary: 2009: The Birther Year in Review
  • And she is flabbergasted the police have said they cannot act against the owner because the dogs are not registered as dangerous.
  • For all its emphasis on a mileu characterized by rebelliousness (however directed in recognizable channels) and noncomformity, The Pornographic Flabbergasted Emus is rather well-controlled and ultimately fairly conventional in its movement toward a kind of rounded-off closure. Narrative Strategies
  • A shopkeeper was flabbergasted when he opened his mail to find an apology from a shoplifter, with a cheque for £75.
  • She said: 'I was flabbergasted. The Sun
  • I am flabbergasted, having only seen deer as the shyest of animals.
  • Well, I'd just like to say that I'm completely flabbergasted and astounded.
  • Carrefour's internal teams, is "flabbergasting" and "a malfunction that evidently we cannot accept," he said. BusinessWeek.com -- Top News
  • What it dances around is the flabbergasting tendency of all these cable-TV talking soreheads to be wrong about everything from primary votes to foreign wars.
  • I am frankly flabbergasted that my complaints so far have proved so ineffectual.
  • He is flabbergast when he hears that his friend has been accused of murder.
  • Flabbergasted auctioneer Keith Lomax blamed Beckham's penalty stumble for the tumble in prices.
  • They were flabbergasted to learn they could no longer be a part of the church fellowship. Christianity Today
  • Flabbergasted, he fumbled for the purse in his pocket. No ! It was gone.
  • I was flabbergasted afterwards to hear that they do eight shows a week.
  • Flabbergasted, he fumbled for the purse in his pocket. No ! It was gone.
  • When they arrived she said she was flabbergasted at reading the cover page on them.
  • Load up as many sliced radishes, pickled jalapeños, onions, and piles of cilantro as you can handle from the fresh garnish bar and prepare to know what it means to be full, and fully flabbergasted.
  • This effect is so obvious to me that I'm flabbergasted at the smart people who can't see it.
  • He was flabbergasted when we told him how cheap it was.
  • Brian was flabbergasted, but not really surprised, not on a subconscious level.
  • When she told me just a few weeks before that she was going to leave, I was flabbergasted and heartbroken.
  • Today Ms Morris said she was flabbergasted by the award.
  • It was a flabbergasting inquiry, completely un-contextual and unprompted. Times, Sunday Times
  • There is no doubt that people listening to this will be absolutely flabbergasted by the utter waste of time that has gone on here tonight.
  • When they announced her name, the winner just sat there, flabbergasted.
  • But then, I am perpetually astonished at the already pretty well-established phenomena that are evidently supposed to flabbergast otherwise reasonable adults. Author! Author! » 2010 » January
  • They were flabbergasted to learn they could no longer be a part of the church fellowship. Christianity Today
  • The church volunteers who serve it were aghast and flabbergasted.
  • Everybody was flabbergasted when I announced I was going to emigrate to Australia.
  • Friends were flabbergasted by the news that they'd split up.
  • He was flabbergasted when we told him how cheap it was.
  • He was also flabbergasted at the beauty of our countryside. The Sun
  • He's reverted to his pre-convention state of fumbling and foundering and flummoxing and falling into a fevered form of flabbergast. Will Durst: Old Piranha Pants
  • This year, he's been simply flabbergasting, which is why he's a USA TODAY Baseball Weekly first-team All-American and Collegiate Baseball's USATODAY.com - Prior may be 21st-century Seaver
  • Not that I ever believed in the existence of that Whitey tape, but you know, it wouldn't flabbergast me either. Michelle Obama, back in Madison, tomorrow morning.
  • I thought at first it must be a joke but apparently it's true and I am absolutely flabbergasted.
  • I was too flabbergasted to say anything, and later I felt guilty about that.
  • the flabbergasted aldermen were speechless
  • A calm and collected voice spoke over the flabbergast shuttle crew: “About time you came in person.” 365 tomorrows » 2009 » September : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day
  • He was flabbergasted when he heard that his friend had been accused of murder.
  • I am flabbergasted at the crassness of things said to, and about, him this past week.
  • His father, Douglas Williams, called it "flabbergasting" that the military can think it's a good idea for his son to lead his troops overseas when his mind is obviously on his wife and ailing son. Army cancels leave extension for dad whose newborn son clings to life
  • FlaBBergasted, he fumBled for the purse in his pocket.
  • He was flabbergasted when we told him how cheap it was.
  • When I found out that I'd got the part I was absolutely flabbergasted.
  • It's kind of flabbergasting, if you think about it, that they are willing to be on camera just as bold as you can be, saying they do something (INAUDIBLE) CNN Transcript Mar 13, 2008
  • I was flabbergasted to learn how much of our money is being wasted in this way.
  • FlaBBergasted, he fumBled for the purse in his pocket.
  • He was flabbergasted at the total complexity of the question.
  • I know there's a million puns to be had here, but I'm too flabbergasted to think of anything good.

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