Sentence examples similar to minor chagrin from inspiring English sources

Gloria warily accepts, much to Burns' delight and Smithers' chagrin.

Alexander at the same age had conquered the known world, while Caesar was just a minor Roman official, a source of severe chagrin to the ambitious future autocrat.

As the second instalment begins, Paul's anthology, Only Rhyme, has become a minor bestseller, owing to its inclusion on reading lists at colleges that, to Chowder's chagrin, have probably seen the title as appealingly anti-modernist.

Chagrin is an illness.

That would clearly chagrin Mr. Lowis.

JONATHAN FREILICH Chagrin Falls, Ohio.

It never stops, much to my chagrin.

Mr. Davis simultaneously communicates chagrin and imperturbability.

His chagrin is long past.

JONATHAN FREILICH Chagrin Falls, Ohio, June 18 , 2003

Instantly, chagrin altered his features.