Sentence examples for dismayed when from inspiring English sources

She is dismayed when Howdy invites the gardener's daughter for dinner.

Like anyone else I'm glad when my favorites win and dismayed when they fall short.

TRADE negotiators were dismayed when in July India scuppered a chance to make modest progress on a global trade deal.

It's no wonder that so many of us are dismayed when we receive our quarterly energy bill.

- Kevin, New York"American Idol":"Regarding 'American Idol': I am always dismayed when they criticize someone for sounding "Broadway," as if that's a terrible thing.

Brazilian officials were dismayed when Don Evans, Mr Bush's choice for secretary of commerce, gave a swift promise to defend steel makers against "unfair competition".

As Mr Obama has observed, many people don't like it when America does impose its will on the world, and are equally dismayed when it doesn't.

She is dismayed when Ronnie confides in her that having her own child was the biggest mistake of her life.

He was easily flattered by praise, and dismayed when he felt he was not given sufficient credit for his actions.

After days of keen anticipation they are dismayed, when they arrive, to find that the gathering is undistinguished.

And yet the public is shocked and dismayed when victims of violent abuse stay or defend the abuser.