Sentence examples for chagrin not from inspiring English sources

But to my chagrin, not all education experts I spoke to agreed with me about the deleterious effects of overscheduling.

"How many of you either already did or have started to buckle up in the backseat since working on this campaign?" To their chagrin, not a single hand was raised.

Delon Armitage was playing well and Foden, to his chagrin, was not getting a starting gig.

Hollandsworth, to his considerable chagrin, was not able to identify him, either.

I tried to go over my day what had happened, or what, to my chagrin, had not.

It was unclear how Mr. Tutor's group planned to deal with the Weinstein presence, given the brothers' chagrin at not having prevailed in the bidding.

Now that we on Cif central have got over our envy and chagrin at not getting nominated ourselves, we would like to congratulate Andrew and David Shariatmadari on this commendation.

He complains about the continuing influence in the village of the leaders he helped throw out (the top two were expelled from the party and fined, but to many villagers' chagrin were not jailed).

Now the courtship has resumed, but American negotiators are finding to their chagrin that not only are they just one of many suitors, but they may no longer even be the preferred partner.

And, of all the hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers who read in the newspapers that week in July of 1921 about Princess Fatima's chagrin at not being able to go to Washington and meet President Harding, only one person did anything about it.

And that truth, to my chagrin, is not entirely flattering.