Sentence examples for dismayed to have from inspiring English sources

He seemed dismayed to have company.

Be honest: were you dismayed to have lost the cushiest job in politics and been given the dullest?

Linton responded to criticism on Twitter, saying that Zytkow was mistaken and that she was "genuinely dismayed" to have offended people trying write about the "country's incredible beauty".

Jeremy Corbyn has been relatively successful at introducing a more circumspect, sober tone to parliamentary discourse, and he will have been dismayed to have seen two of his senior figures on Channel 4 News behaving like cats in a sack.

The French are dismayed to have been written out of the story, despite perishing in their thousands to enable the evacuation; the Russians are also peeved because they won the war in the east, making Hitler's defeat inevitable, and anything else is irrelevant; the United States is a little baffled because there are no Americans in the story.

It's still available, as are the other films of mine you mentioned, from Weston Woods Studios in Norwalk, CT.Gene Deitch Dear Gene Deitch, Thank you so much for writing in; I'm thrilled to hear from you, dismayed to have gone so long without knowing the name to associate with work that I love, and happy and honored to offer this small and long-overdue tribute.

When Obama was elected president of the Harvard Law Review and articles about him began to appear, Dunham was dismayed — even "crushed" — to have her role in his life reduced to a single sentence: "His mother is an anthropologist".

However, the regulations don't appear to have dismayed other companies.

Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, said she was dismayed that "we have to have a vote on birth control" to move forward on a transportation bill.

The letter appears to have dismayed Burgess – he had originally recruited Blunt as a spy, and Blunt had got Burgess a job in MI5 when he worked for the security service during the war.

Clark's versatility – he can play centre-half, left-back or central midfield – appeals to Benítez but his impending departure is believed to have dismayed Roberto Di Matteo, the Midlands club's manager.