Sentence examples for it was dismayed from inspiring English sources

It was dismayed by its exclusion from last month's peace accord between Iraq's two main Kurdish factions (see article).

There had not been a passenger fatality on any of its air routes since 1942, and it was dismayed at what apparently could be explained only as a failure of either its manpower or its equipment.

A Google representative responded to our inquiries about the search company's involvement, stating that it was dismayed by the allocation of its contribution.

London's Camden Council said it was "dismayed" the government had not listened to its objections to the HS2 scheme which would mean hundreds of people losing their homes and 40 businesses having to relocate.

The Sunday Times said it was dismayed at the judgment and would appeal.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Islamabad said it was dismayed by the claims, which it rejected as "completely baseless".

It was dismaying to cover in minutes what it would have taken hours to walk.

It was dismaying to hear Justice Stephen Breyer assert that "I don't know anything about this.

After Tal Afar, it was dismaying how little soldiers at Speicher knew about the lives of Iraqis.

It was dismaying and almost absurd, as though Ian Hislop had been taken out by helicopter gunships or artillery strikes.

It was dismaying, too, that the 20-year-old Mario Balotelli, bought for £24m from Inter, could offer so little.