Sentence examples for immense chagrin from inspiring English sources
In her later years, she continued to exercise a degree of autonomy as a Muslim woman that would have been unthinkable in her youth – travelling alone to Europe to pursue her errant younger daughter Zubeyda, who (to her immense chagrin) had become a Catholic nun and moved to France.
In 1979 he went back on the road in the US to report on the success of the Police, only to discover to his immense chagrin that the editor of the Melody Maker – the writer of this obituary, as it happens – had made the quixotic and possibly absurd decision not to put his piece on the cover, preferring a feature on the Cramps, the cult neo-rockabilly band.
Early adopters of crypto are still holding immense profits (much to the bitcoin doomers' chagrin) and deserve respect for their beliefs and effort they put in.
Mr. Schumer has refused to employ his immense political clout to help bring order to the party, much to the chagrin of some Democrats who say the party is in disarray and in need of a strong leader.
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.
