Sentence examples for be utterly dismayed from inspiring English sources

He was reported to be utterly dismayed by the news, which has stopped filming just six weeks into the shoot.

He put on a brave face, but must have been utterly dismayed.

Simon Cooke, the leader of the Conservatives on Bradford council, said he was "utterly dismayed" by the latest move.

However, I was utterly dismayed to see that Simon characterized Berthe Morisot as a "worthy but minor painter" and criticized Calasso because she figures "prominently" in his book.

Mrs Livinenko said she was "utterly dismayed" by the ruling and suggested it was the result of a deal between governments in London and Moscow.

"Mrs Litvinenko is utterly dismayed by the coroner's decision to abandon his search for the truth about Russian state responsibility for her husband's death".

Marina Litvinenko said she was "utterly dismayed" after a coroner on Friday upheld an application by Hague to keep crucial evidence from the inquest secret.

The changes drew criticism from World Horse Welfare, whose director of communications, Jessica Stark, said the charity was "utterly dismayed" by the reduced penalties.

Taken in the round The Book Against God is a gifted and winning first novel, neatly knotted near the end, when Tommy unwittingly tells the truth by lying: he has no doubt that Jane is wrong to say that really he is seeking God, but he tells his father - who has recently been utterly dismayed to learn of his lack of faith - that he thinks Jane is right after all.

Councils said they were "utterly dismayed" as this was the second year they were being "decimated".

"We are utterly dismayed with the further reductions in penalties," said a statement.