Sentence examples similar to relatively dismayed from inspiring English sources
"I was rather dismayed at the relatively lackluster performance at the top of the achievement levels," said Alan Friedman, a former chief executive of the New York Hall of Science who sits on the board that oversees the federal tests.
Infant mortality is widely used as a way to gauge the health of a nation, and the relatively high rates in the United States have long dismayed health officials.
Jeremy Corbyn has been relatively successful at introducing a more circumspect, sober tone to parliamentary discourse, and he will have been dismayed to have seen two of his senior figures on Channel 4 News behaving like cats in a sack.
I was dismayed to learn that the majority of the students in a high school English class in Santa Cruz, a relatively progressive community, still believed in 2010 that the reactions of the citizens trapped in New Orleans after the hurricane prove that people are every bit as bad as the fictional children in Lord of the Flies.
Wilson was so dismayed by the outcome that he resolved he would teach himself how to do the transsphenoidal, which was then a relatively uncommon procedure.
The decision dismayed Bouvier.
What he found dismayed him.
The corruption dismayed him.
Egyptians are confused and dismayed.
