Dumbfounding Quotes & Sayings

My friends always said that I should be a comedienne - I was named my class clown. — Sally Kellerman

You choose the end of the summer to fall in love with this guy
because secretly, you don't want it to last. — Candace Bushnell

We're the start of an amazing, dumbfounding history of survival that will only get better as the centuries pass. — Ray Bradbury

Journalists are like dogs, when ever anything moves they begin to bark. — Arthur Schopenhauer

Love and lust are as different from each other as red wine and blue cheese, but because they can also complement one another splendidly, they get conflated with amazing, dumbfounding regularity. — Christopher Ryan

Good night, Aphrodite," he said softly, liking the feel of the word on his lips, like some sort of incantation. Her green eyes widened behind her spectacles at hearing him speak her actual name. But she didn't correct him. And if he wasn't mistaken, there was a blush rising in her cheek. Perhaps there was more of the pretty scholar's namesake in her than she'd previously let on. — Manda Collins

My guess [is] ... that the great majority of Americans are saying they favor gun control when they really mean gun banishment ... I think the country has long been ready to restrict the use of guns, except for hunting rifles and shotguns, and now I think we're prepared to get rid of the damned things entirely - the handguns, the semis and the automatics. — Roger Rosenblatt

There are times when having too much to say can be as dumbfounding as having too little. — Daniel Quinn

Ever notice how seldom we lose control when frustrated by our boss, but how often we do when annoyed by friends or family? — Lynn G. Robbins

Decisions made in real time are never perfect. — David Strathairn

Adolescence is like cactus. — Anais Nin

You may be no more in this life, but you'll always be in my love. — Evans Biya

God, help me let go of my need to be afraid. I welcome peace, trust, acceptance, and safety into my life. I will make a point of listening to my healthy, rational fears, and will relinquish all the others. — Melody Beattie

Get out of my chair, dillhole! — A.A. Milne

[To Aquinas] the intellect [stands] at the summit of ... the human soul. — Anthony John Patrick Kenny

At issue is not only knowledge of the world but our survival as individuals and as a species. All the basic technologies ever invented by humans to feed and protect themselves depend on a relentless commitment to hard-nosed empiricism: you cannot assume that your arrowheads will pierce the hide of a bison or that your raft will float just because the omens are propitious and you have been given supernatural reassurance that they will. You have to be sure. — Barbara Ehrenreich