Sentence examples for been dismayed from inspiring English sources
verb
To disable with alarm or apprehensions; to depress the spirits or courage of; to deprive of firmness and energy through fear; to daunt; to appall; to terrify.
All the way from Dundarave, she had listened to herself talking and been dismayed.
The Obama administration has also been dismayed that Iran has been dismissive of a yearlong effort to engage it.
Some have also been dismayed to learn that taxpayer money had ended up bailing out foreign banks.
Fitness enthusiasts the world over have been dismayed to hear the truth behind the famous Nike slogan, "Just do it".
"We completely missed the boat," says a leading Frankfurt investment banker.The Germans have been dismayed suddenly to find their firms vulnerable to hostile foreign raiders.
Kiefer became disheartened working for CBP, and he's been dismayed following the current controversy over Trump's family separation policy.
Pro-choice advocates have also been dismayed that Republicans are going after funding for abortions in Washington, D.C.
But she would have been dismayed by the messy reality.
The UN has been dismayed by France's change of mind.
I suspect, however, that Adam Smith would have been dismayed.
Both must have been dismayed by what they saw.
