boggles the mind

It boggles the mind that we have been in the “now” days for more than nine years, since the twice-divorced platinum playboy descended the golden escalator in Trump Tower in 2015 and, unburdened by the more than two dozen women who had accused him of sexual harassment and sexual assault, greeted the political press who had gathered, they thought, to report that Donald Trump had announced his candidacy for president.

“When you’re doing it, it boggles the mind,” said Lampher, who left The Times in 2002.

To think this is Sarr’s acting debut boggles the mind.

“It boggles the mind that Mr. Favre could imagine he is entitled to the equivalent of an interest-free loan of $1.1 million in taxpayer money, especially money intended for the benefit of the poor,” White said in a statement Monday.

Washington Democrats’ dogged pursuit of this bullet train boggles the mind, wherever one is on the political spectrum.