Sentence examples for be most dismayed by from inspiring English sources
But the viewers who may be most dismayed by the film are those who agree with Mr. Yoo.
Amory, however, is likely to be dismayed by the use that Avedon makes of his advice.
America's Arab allies are bound to be dismayed by news of the letter.
Nelson Mandela is said to have been dismayed by the opulence.
One of them, the tacky, bathetic orchestration of George Gershwin's songs by Hershy Kay, is so familiar that most people learned to put up with it decades ago; but I'm not alone in still being dismayed by it.
Most of them were dismayed by what the Republican Party had become under Tom DeLay and seemed put off by the shock-jock rhetorical style of Ann Coulter.
Most of all, he is dismayed by the grandstanding that seems the inevitable accompaniment to high office – a facility, you might observe, that's apparent in such implacable opponents to his outlook as Theresa May and Chris Grayling.
Both journalists and PIO's profess to be mystified or dismayed by what they believe readers and viewers want to know about health-related emergencies.
Matthew was particularly dismayed by the presence of what will surely be the new truck's most controversial feature.
Insiders were already dismayed by this bias.
