Sentence examples similar to dismayed expression from inspiring English sources
Both men have reacted with dismayed expressions of innocence.
Cue plenty of cackhanded juggling and variously dismayed expressions.
As the Phillies punched out hit after hit, the local Comcast television broadcast repeatedly focused on the shocked and dismayed expressions of Mets fans, one of whom was shown walking up the aisle in a Jose Reyes shirt, presumably headed for the exit, with the inning was still unfolding behind him.
British ambassador James Watt was also dismayed, saying, "freedom of expression is fundamental to any democracy".
On Twitter dismayed spectators expressed their anger.
Thus while Israelis may claim to be dismayed to hear the pope's expressions of sympathy for the "torment" of the Palestinian people, they should have seen it coming: the Vatican has long criticized Israel's treatment of the refugees.
Under the scudding clouds of Washington, her expressions ranged from the pained to the dismayed, with occasional moments of effortful cheer.
He put on a brave face, but must have been utterly dismayed.
The decision dismayed Bouvier.
