Sentence examples for said dismayed from inspiring English sources

"That's part of the thing," Perry said, dismayed.

James Zogby, president of the Arab American Institute, a Washington think tank, said dismayed Arab investors might may start shifting their money to more hospitable economies.

"That's way too many if you're going to have a chance to play with them," Utah Coach Jerry Sloan said, dismayed that the Jazz can't seem to stop fouling the Lakers.

He was, he said, dismayed by the Reagan Administration's flat refusal to afford any kind of diplomatic recognition to Hanoi, something he thought could help clear up a number of issues, including the fate of those servicemen still missing in action.

Often there are no lessons at all," she says, dismayed.

(It reminds me of the episode of "Freaks and Geeks" in which Nick, having competed in a disco contest, watches a guy strut onto the floor and start waving scarves and a wand. "They didn't say you were allowed to do magic!" he says, dismayed).

Recently, HHS abruptly decided to let the charter of OHRP's advisory committee lapse, a decision that Marshall, the panel's chair, says "shocked and dismayed" members and surprised Koski as well.

"I don't know what happened," Chandler said, clearly dismayed.

"Goons and Storm Troopers," said one dismayed independent.

"Surely, not again," Robson's colleague Jon Champion said, clearly dismayed.

"That," said a dismayed Rivera, basically talking to himself after most of the reporters had vacated his locker, "was some kind of game".