| So they never actually see just how stupefyingly dull this sport can be for the folks back home. |
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| Their speeches can be stupefyingly boring, as if they are reciting parrot-fashion from books, and full of cliches. |
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| They are probably stupefyingly bored but they can't appear to be having anything other than a nice time. |
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| His accomplishments, especially in peacemaking, were stupefyingly important. |
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| All this typically takes about 150 milliseconds. In reality, though, the ad-tech ecosystem is stupefyingly complex. |
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| Terrorism investigations can be stupefyingly complex: thousands of gigabytes of encrypted data must be studied and plots tracked across different continents. |
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| Even if one believes that referendums are not always desirable, it is both stupefyingly arrogant and anti-democratic to refuse to take no for an answer. |
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| All of this is pleasant enough, in a stupefyingly innocuous way. |
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| Girl Most Likely is stupefyingly dull, with Matt Dillon wasted as mum's ridiculously named boyfriend, The Bousche. |
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| Mr. Joe Clark: Actually, I will be submitting an astonishingly and in fact stupefyingly detailed written brief, with more information than you've ever wanted to know about this. |
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| Mr Cameron was lucky back in 2005 that David Davis, the frontrunner for the Tory leadership, blew his chances with a stupefyingly boring speech at the party conference. |
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| However, recalling an official in San Diego is a stupefyingly difficult process, involving a limited time span and more than 100,000 signatures of registered city voters. |
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