That is why many of us are dismayed by the prospect of an in/out European choice being forced upon us.
Upon reading the Jan . 31article, he said, he was dismayed that obviously someone among the 20 or so lawyers present had leaked details of the meeting.
Dismayed at the lack of official credit he and other generals from South Vietnam received following the war, he wrote a personal account of the conflict, which was censored upon its publication in 1982.
But he was dismayed that prosecutors had denied them probation and insisted the immigrants serve prison time and agree to a rarely used judicial order for immediate deportation upon their release, signing away their rights to go to immigration court.
Dismayed by a storm in 1859 that sank 133 ships, Robert FitzRoy, first head of the British government's Meteorological Department, "took it upon himself to issue bespoke weather warnings, for which he coined the term 'forecasts'".
Should we be dismayed by this?
Dismayed by her comments".
Given his commitment to fighting hate and his insistence upon nonviolence, would he be dismayed?
One recalled his dismay upon returning in the 1960s and visiting a Moscow factory: "What a dreadful mess".
As Rubio spoke, his supporters looked on with a blend of shock and dismay upon their tear-stained faces.
