Sentence examples for quite dismayed from inspiring English sources

"He's quite dismayed," she said.

The helpless parents have received little assistance and I am quite dismayed by the government's priorities.

"I coached Japan for the first time in 1996 and came back [as a coach] in 2009 and was quite dismayed by the level of rugby in Japan and the national team.

"We are quite dismayed," said a senior U.S. official traveling with Powell, speaking on the customary condition of anonymity before the verdict in Qin's trial was known.

"So of course we were quite surprised and dismayed to hear that this building did not meet building regulations". The prime minister ordered a public inquiry on 15 June and is due to chair a meeting of the Grenfell Tower Recovery Taskforce on Monday.

We have always arduously strived to be an honorable and distinguished company, and thus we were quite astounded and dismayed to have recently been the victim of fraudulent claims against certain members of our management team.

Disillusionment is quite profound the day we stand dismayed that the buzz associated with achievement and triumph has paled and lost its savor.

As the conservatives and the right continue to preach that they are the ones who are on god's side, I am dismayed to see them behave in quite the opposite manner.

Quite a few of our clients have called us some dismayed, some jubilant about what the election means for stocks.

There's never been another Christmas record quite like it, something we should perhaps at once be dismayed about, yet ultimately quite grateful for.

I am shocked and dismayed that after Matthew had worked with us quite happily over the course of 40 years without him once alleging that his role on A Whiter Shade of Pale was anything other than as a musician, it is only now that he claims he recalls writing part of the song.