Sentence examples for most dismayed from inspiring English sources

But the discovery that most dismayed him was the large number of men living with their girlfriends illegally.

Those most dismayed were Giuliani's advocates in the press, who knew that he was failing to make his case to conservatives.

At the time, I was probably most dismayed by the mess on the other side of their shared room (pictured below): mattresses off the beds, comforters gone — and the inevitable deconstruction and reconstruction that would come in the morning.

Among the most dismayed at the trial's delay were the survivors, many of whom had already made travel arrangements and taken time off from work to attend the trial, said Barbara John, the ombudswoman appointed by the German government to represent their interests.

What those opposed, in particular Israel, want is that any America-Iran dialogue or agreement ends clearly in the interest of the Jewish state.Amongst those most dismayed at the breakdown in talks—and most wary of a disingenuous Iran were columnists in Saudi-owned pan-Arab daily Al Sharq Al Awsat.

Among the most dismayed at the trial's delay were the victims' relatives, many of whom had made travel arrangements and taken time off from work to attend the trial, said Barbara John, the ombudswoman appointed by the German government to represent their interests.

The results elated the environmentalists on the panel and dismayed most of the business representatives, who include officials of Ford Motor Company, Alcoa and Reliant Energy, a major power plant owner.

Then in late June Bill Clinton went to China and dismayed most Taiwanese by toeing Beijing's line toward Taipei.

However, in a decision that dismayed most of their soldiers the British commanders decided to call off the attack and retreat, delivering victory to the Turks.

When asked about the fate of the 19 children that never finished the treatment last month at the Caala centre, Rosa de Carvallo looks dismayed: "Most of them will have died back in their homes and those that didn't will probably come back in a similar or worse condition".

Yet this uncertain mix hints at how this election, more than most, has entertained and dismayed Australians in near equal measure.