| There is a certain magic about his properest action which stupefies your powers of observation, so that though it is done before you, you wist not of it. |
| Your smudge-pan may drive away the mosquitoes, but merely stupefies the other varieties. |
| This building, constructed from mortal sweat and blood, human sweat and blood, stupefies us. |
| José Martinez stupefies us with his virtuosity and his princely authority. |
| It stupefies, it sickens, it infuriates, and finally it is even a kind of embarrassment to one's own meager imagination. |
