Sentence examples for be so dismayed from inspiring English sources

Towards the end of his life, he refused to reread the manuscript (much revised, on Monteith's orders, before publication): he feared he'd be so dismayed he might do himself a mischief.

Three years ago, the longtime cyclist was so dismayed by the situation that he considered moving.

J. Robert Oppenheimer, the project's scientific head, was so dismayed that he considered resigning.

The attraction was instantaneous, maybe because I had been so dismayed by her predecessor.

But some firms were so dismayed at the taxation aspect that they submitted bids of about 5percentt.

On the night, Twitter was filled with journalists speculating that the Obama team was so dismayed that they were avoiding the spin room.

I suspect this is the reason that many in the British political establishment were so dismayed by the buildup to the Iraq war.

Wilson was so dismayed by the outcome that he resolved he would teach himself how to do the transsphenoidal, which was then a relatively uncommon procedure.

Putin was so dismayed by the searing criticism of his handling of the crisis by Russia's independent television stations that he resolved not to be humiliated again.

Mr. McCain, campaigning and raising money in New York City, said he wanted a truce because he was so dismayed by the negative turn the contest had taken.

She said she was so dismayed by Bishop McCormack's actions in Boston that she would not allow her 15-year-old daughter to be confirmed by him.