Sentence examples for seems dismayed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baraka, who was recently invited to speak at Mishkenot Sha'ananim University in Jerusalem this October, seems dismayed by his treatment in New Jersey.

But legislation is hard, as Trump has learned, and this president already seems dismayed by his workload.

He seemed dismayed to have company.

Congolese officials seemed dismayed — but not surprised.

Many of them seemed dismayed to find that the campsite lay right beside the highway.

But he still seemed dismayed that Martin had not informed him that he would not try to play in the second half.

Initially tempted by the huge economic benefits a £12bn nuclear research and disposal would bring, councillors now seem dismayed that the waste wouldn't be considered safe for another 100,000 years.

Residents of the city who called into Fayha, the local television station, on Thursday evening seemed dismayed about the bombings and lashed out at the security forces, though many of their members were among the victims.

One observer, Dezadd Dotiwalla, 24, seemed dismayed and said she saw the protest's disintegration as a symbol of the very complacency that the marchers were promising to overcome.

He had been, it seemed, dismayed when a Pentagon bureaucrat whom he'd had testify, last Thursday, by video link, had mentioned that there might be a time when commission lawyers would defy an unethical order.

But in the interview, Mr. Greenspan seemed dismayed that leaders in his own party paid little heed to his pleas for spending restraint and for "pay-as-you-go" rules that would require Congress to offset the cost of new tax cuts with savings elsewhere.