Sentence examples similar to generated chagrin from inspiring English sources
Obviously, what befell Perry was infinitely worse — not just a moment's panic, and not just a few days of self-generated chagrin (he'd already become an old hand at those) or a humiliating "damage control" tour of the chat shows, but the certain and irrevocable dissolution of what he had hoped was the trajectory of his entire life.
To the soda industry's chagrin, Mr. Bloomberg's plan has generated widespread interest in the debate about soft drinks and obesity, an issue that had lurked mostly in academic journals and Washington policy circles.
To the chagrin of many of the brand's fans, Jaguar did not act on the wave of praise that another smaller sports-car concept, the F-Type, generated when it was unveiled at the 2000 Detroit auto show.
(For example, "Do not start tearing at the carcass before the alpha male has eaten his fill"). It is hard to see why evolution had to carve out a new, specialized organ just to generate the extra emotional intensity that differentiates guilt from chagrin.
The news is likely to generate surprise in the music world, not to mention a certain amount of chagrin.
That would clearly chagrin Mr. Lowis.
JONATHAN FREILICH Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
His chagrin is long past.
It never stops, much to my chagrin.
