Sentence examples for become dismayed with from inspiring English sources
Glover and his team believe many readers of traditional broadsheets have become dismayed with the perceived "dumbing down" of the news agenda and hunger for a serious-minded, unspun approach to news.
Alexander's refusal, furthermore, was partly prompted by Talleyrand, who had become dismayed by Napoleon's policies and was already negotiating with the Russian emperor behind his master's back.
With more chances and opportunities to present yourself to colleges than ever, one can easily become dismayed at the complicated process.
Yet it's hard not to become dismayed over the repeating female image of the aging actress as trainwreck.
Those that are unemployed have either become dismayed and given up hope or they will finally do what is necessary to get work!
I was elated to see Mr. Fife's article about the consequences of the Sept. 11 attacks, but I became dismayed because TriBeCa Performing Arts Center was not mentioned.
And, just as the worst has seemed over in Daimler's American operations, problems have arisen at its German carmaking business, Mercedes.He may have decided to quit while he was marginally ahead (DaimlerChrysler has just produced some respectable second-quarter results) or he may have succumbed to pressure from shareholders, who have become increasingly dismayed with his leadership of the firm.
With the passage of time, I have become increasingly dismayed by his constant stream of cruel comments and his inability to admit error or apologize.
Since then, a group of Socialist rebels has become increasingly dismayed by "brutal" austerity measures that they reckon they never signed up for.
Ever since President Clinton opened the door to the Republican demolition squad with his campaign pledge to "end welfare as we know it," though, Edelman has become increasingly dismayed by his failure to hold the line on the health, nutrition, and income safety net for children.
But he became increasingly dismayed by Obaid's behaviour.
