Sentence examples for dismayed from from inspiring English sources

In the event that my startup, PeduL, fails, I will never be dismayed from my ultimate goal: to inspire youth to maximize their potential and expand their boundaries regardless of uncontrollable-deterring factors.

I was dismayed that "From the Minds of Babes" (May 1) did not reference the groundbreaking contributions of the Swiss child psychologist Jean Piaget (1896-1980).

Condemnations of constitutional government have prompted dismayed opposition from liberal intellectuals and even some moderate-minded former officials.

The findings, released at the Climate Clinic at the Conservative Party conference in Bournemouth, drew astonished and dismayed reactions from aid agencies and development specialists, who fear that the poor of developing countries will be worst hit.

That dismayed lurch from the jaunty B flat major of "His yoke is easy" to the heavy G minor of "Behold the Lamb of God", the elevated serenity of the E major opening of Part Three (a small but significant step from the D major "Hallelujah!"), are devices Handel honed over decades of writing for the theatre, in a language foreign to his audiences.

Now he is dismayed to hear from her.

He was dismayed to hear from N.S.A. colleagues that "arrangements" were being made with telecom and credit-card companies.

The machine went to California in the late 1990s for data retrieval and never made it back, Mr. Kirschenbaum was dismayed to learn from Mr. King's assistant a few years ago.

Small wonder, too, that some on the left are so dismayed by protests from the DS leadership that nothing is amiss".I talk to a lot of people from the grassroots of the DS," commented the Nobel laureate, Dario Fo. "They are furious about Unipol.

After DreamWorks' acquisition of Pacific Data Images (PDI long Pixar's contemporary in computer animation Lasseter and others at Pixar were dismayed to learn from the trade papers that PDI's first project at DreamWorks would be another ant film, to be called Antz.

The comments came off as insensitive and the reaction was sharp, not only from media pundits, but also from dismayed readers.