This decision made the clown "less satisfying", to Kripke's chagrin, because it limited the clown-related scenes.
The chagrin though is because of the reason – failing to prevent the deaths of protesters during the revolutions rather than ordering it – and the acquittal of six interior ministry aides along with Mubarak's sons, Gamal, the president in waiting, and Alaa.
Now is the time to find a new flag, not least because the Southern Cross has increasingly become an emblem of racial segregation and, to the chagrin of many Southerners, of recent white supremacist movements.
To the great chagrin of the majority of diabetologists (28, 29), the use of sliding scale insulin administration persists, even at the most prestigious teaching hospitals (23, 30).
They even died of chagrin, of broken hearts.
The results made him smile; he was sent his own weight in vintage champagne by grateful French authorities, which – much to his chagrin – he promptly returned because of CBS's rules on impartiality.
Unlike today's digitized RPGs, D&D was not designed to be accessible or even (to the chagrin of child psychologists) meaningful because, basically, it wasn't designed.
And underemployed Karen, (who, to her mother's horrified chagrin, dropped out of college) has visions of finally being able to move out of her efficiency because jobs in the rust belt are sure to come roaring back.
Oil companies are, to the chagrin of environmentalists, mining a rich source of bitumen in Canada.
To the chagrin of UFO hunters, Ata is decidedly of this world.
