Sentence examples similar to This chagrin from inspiring English sources

Some people admire his bluntness.In this section The chagrin and the belated pity More cash, please Bernard Tapie The glow begins to fade Will Silvio Berlusconi romp home for the right?

The broader definition in present French law applies only to crimes after 1994.In this section The chagrin and the belated pity More cash, please Bernard Tapie The glow begins to fade Will Silvio Berlusconi romp home for the right?

Yet, for all the judicial energy, the popular assumption is that the elite protects its own, and that few punishments will be as severe as Mr Tapie's.In this section The chagrin and the belated pity More cash, please Bernard Tapie The glow begins to fade Will Silvio Berlusconi romp home for the right?

Though the main national parties have recently tried to include at least a token Ossi among their leaders, westerners still dominate business and administration in the east.In this section The chagrin and the belated pity More cash, please Bernard Tapie The glow begins to fade Will Silvio Berlusconi romp home for the right?

Still, it is clear both that Russian business is slowing down and that inflation is hotting up.In this section The chagrin and the belated pity More cash, please Bernard Tapie The glow begins to fade Will Silvio Berlusconi romp home for the right?

Most of ETA's latest 30 victims have been members of the PP or Socialists; none has been a PNV politician.In this section The chagrin and the belated pity More cash, please Bernard Tapie The glow begins to fade Will Silvio Berlusconi romp home for the right?

It hopes thereby to be able to hold down the cut in state benefits and the rise in state contributions, while leaving the legal retirement age of 65 untouched, for the time being.In this section The chagrin and the belated pity More cash, please Bernard Tapie The glow begins to fade Will Silvio Berlusconi romp home for the right?

At the time, I viewed this with chagrin, but also complacency.

The first time I saw Zippy, I thought, 'Ooh, that looks familiar.'" He says this without chagrin – but then, he has done very nicely out of Zippy.

This was to the chagrin of Rupert Murdoch's Star TV, which last year paid $750m for six-year television rights to broadcast India games.

This is much to the chagrin of America, which has repeatedly failed in its attempts to check Iranian power in the region.