Sentence examples for A bit dismayed from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM BRUCE: I was a bit dismayed at the brevity of your article.

"Here we go," Crumpler, 33, said Tuesday, still a bit dismayed.

"The first thing they ask is if I'm rich," she said, sounding a bit dismayed.

For all the fun, The Detroit Free Press's Drew Sharp was a bit dismayed at the swaths of empty seats at Comerica Park.

As I quickly tapped out the length with my fingers on the steering wheel, I was a bit dismayed to find that it was "plus-sized" at 16 letters.

"We went to this one last week that started at midnight on Friday, as if it was some kind of record release at Tower," Mr. Wilcha said, a bit dismayed.

"I am a little bit dismayed it has taken so long but obviously it is a complicated business.

"I think they spent quite a bit of the meeting telling us how utterly dismayed and dejected they were about his treatment at Crewe.

A bit.

A bit vague.

A bit of vanity.