Sentence examples for dismayed by how from inspiring English sources

To watch "In the Flesh" is to be dismayed by how many real-world precedents the tale has.

"I am dismayed by how political this has become, and I don't think the bringing in of politics helps".

And, like Sutherland, you will be dismayed by how we first abused elephants, and then threatened their survival.

Some instructors and researchers, dismayed by how little money they are being offered and worried about future financing, have abandoned Britain for more lucrative offers at universities abroad.

If older Americans are dismayed by how society is changing as traditional families grow weaker and neighbourhood bonds wither, then Latinos are their cultural allies.

But as I look back I am dismayed by how few of the issues I was fighting for at the time of Poe are resolved.

Boehner may soon be dismayed by just how correct he is.

Brandt would have been dismayed by such elucidation, but how could he object?

I know several grand economists and have been dismayed by their lofty disregard for how the human animal actually functions.

People who were shocked and dismayed by the Palin effect generally don't know how to handle shadow energies.

"It's quite sad that people nationally will think this is how we behave – I'm very disappointed and dismayed by it all".