Sentence examples for dismayed how from inspiring English sources

My mother's generation is dismayed: how can receiving yet another party bag brim-full of throwaway plastic equal the intensity of receiving just a couple of presents a year?

He was plainly both shocked and dismayed how the News of the World had treated victims like the Dowler family, and downcast at how the paper could have lost the trust of its readers.

Nancy looked and was really dismayed". How does Leighton know these things?

"I'm shocked and totally dismayed at how a picture of me is being circulated on social media," the unnamed woman said.

As an avid theatergoer, I was so dismayed at how many Broadway theaters allow eating and drinking during performances — and all in the name of profit.

John saved my sanity when I was a young trainee in the early 50s, besotted by films but new to the industry, and dismayed at how few of my colleagues shared my excitement.

And I also know that the more often I buy them things, the less the things mean, that the charming Lego "rewards" will soon be in the bin with all the rest, and that if I just dropped the dollar bills in instead of the pieces of plastic, I'd be pretty dismayed by how quickly it all adds up.

Sexual assault costs the military not only women but also good men; Ciocca's husband, Rob, who met her when she was transferred to his unit, after she was raped, left the Coast Guard, too, dismayed at how she'd been treated.

During the Bush years, as Justice Souter's place on the liberal side of the bench became ever more firmly anchored, the cry of "no more Souters" was often heard from Republican activists, dismayed at how the president's father's choice had turned out.

I was very dismayed at how few residents attended.

I'm shocked and totally dismayed at how a picture of me is being circulated on social media.