The Republicans are so out of touch with reality that it boggles the mind.

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That boggles those who worked at HuffPo, where she oversaw a staff that maxed out at about 70.

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"It boggles the human mind to see something like this, " he said.

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Sub-Saharan Africa is beset with so many problems that the mind boggles.

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For one, it boggles the mind to think the Fed goes along with the Labor Department's exclusion of food and energy prices in the CPI.

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For many, the act of starting a business boggles the mind.

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Russian mortality has been decreasing for almost a full decade now, and it boggles the mind that noting this is somehow controversial or in bad taste.

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The mind boggles at the implications for electronic goods.

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It boggles the mind to think of how many bank executives over the following years had to sign off on this behavior, and how many internal controls did not exist or were bypassed.

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It still boggles my mind to think that responsible businessmen would think that you could take junk mortgages and run them through your financial machines and have AAA rated bonds coming out the other side.

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It boggles the mind.

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