Sentence examples for dismayed by that from inspiring English sources
"The university has defended this as a matter of academic freedom but we are dismayed by that.
Sir David King, former UK chief scientist, said: "[A date of 2020] for an agreement is absolutely to be expected, and I am not at all dismayed by that".
Sir David King, former UK chief scientist, said: "[A date of 2020] for an agreement is absolutely to be expected, and I am not at all dismayed by that". He believes individual countries and industries taking action even without a global deal provides the best chance of cutting emissions.
'It was the morning that found him in disarray, as if he were still young and in thrall to his body, or as if he were still younger and dismayed by that body's evidence.' Who can say what detonation of semen, what savage engorgement, is swathed in vagueness here?
Back in spring, dismayed by that damaging home loss to Chelsea a few days earlier, the visitors' thinking had been muddled in pursuit of inflating their goal difference, all focus blurred and panic gripping over a madcap 11-minute period in the contest's finale.
Mr. Stephan said he was dismayed by that attitude.
The deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, said consumers would "be rightly dismayed" by claims that the gas market was being rigged.
But he said that he was especially dismayed by figures showing that a third of Newark's adult residents do not have high school diplomas and that fewer than 12percentt attended college.
One official said that she was so dismayed by the article that she discussed it with Mr. Bush and they agreed she should issue a clarifying statement.
Ward has made it clear he will lead an aggressive attempt to force a transfer and Liverpool have been so dismayed by his approach that they cancelled a meeting that had been arranged in May with the idea of reopening contract talks.
It is too late even for Yasir Arafat to save Mr. Barak from an electorate dismayed by failed policies that have left many dead and Israel on the brink of war.
