Sentence examples similar to displaying chagrin from inspiring English sources
"The only thing we are good for is to be cannon fodder," López Rivera says in a rare display of chagrin.
They were reluctant to do so publicly because we were still in that fleeting period when bankers displayed a modicum of chagrin for the debacle they had caused.
The police already record illegal left turns and ignored stop signs using cameras mounted on the dashboards of cruisers — evidence displayed vividly on video screens in courtrooms, sometimes to the chagrin of drivers who have just insisted they did no such thing.
As Ms Rosales's customers have found, no doubt to their chagrin, it isn't.If the purchasers of great art were buying paintings only for their beauty, they would be content to display fine fakes on their walls.
Of course, by writing this I've gone and exposed my hideaway further still, but I imagine the same feeling would overcome anyone unfortunate enough to have a film shoot camped near their abode or who picked up a book and discovered to their chagrin that their neighbourhood was on display.
That would clearly chagrin Mr. Lowis.
JONATHAN FREILICH Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
His chagrin is long past.
It never stops, much to my chagrin.
Mr. Davis simultaneously communicates chagrin and imperturbability.
