Sentence examples for he dismayed from inspiring English sources

And so I kept quiet while he, dismayed, also kept quiet.

But when he tried that last autumn he dismayed his party colleagues.

He dismayed the Europeans by refusing to join them in pursuing stabilisation measures by pegging currencies.

He dismayed Tory ministers, who hoped Lib Dem negotiating in public – to "differentiate" the party from the Tories – would stop once the Budget was done and dusted.

Always a passionate opponent of imperialism, he dismayed Churchill by making plain his desire to prevent the old European nations from reoccupying their Asian empires.

After starting his choreographic career as an offbeat experimentalist he dismayed the radicals in the 1960s by leading modern dance back to classical music.

He was dismayed that he had shared some potent event with this woman and was not even able to recall it.

In a chapter called "Monstruosities," he describes how he is dismayed that endowments, philanthropies and foundations "took the bait".

He can talk to her now, but he is dismayed about the extent to which she has absorbed the party line.

Towards the end of his life, he refused to reread the manuscript (much revised, on Monteith's orders, before publication): he feared he'd be so dismayed he might do himself a mischief.

He was dismayed, now, to find that in his ignorance of mental illness he was not alone.