Sentence examples for slightly dismayed. from inspiring English sources
Leo was surprised and slightly dismayed.
Her husband doesn't actually like bananas, we're slightly dismayed to find.
One of his colleagues added, "I don't think I have ever been involved in any interview when re-asks were done for cosmetic reasons, or for enhancement of the talent".... Mentions William Hurt's scene in "Broadcast News" where the interviewer's weeping is staged... Director James Brooks was slightly dismayed to hear the news that his parody had become prophecy.
Hearns said she left the march feeling slightly dismayed, unsure of whether those represented by celebrations like Capital Pride often white, cisgender, and monied would ever understand the struggle those disrupting the parade wanted to bring light to.
Hearns said she left the march feeling slightly dismayed, unsure of whether those represented by celebrations like Capital Pride often white, cisgender and monied would ever understand the struggle those disrupting the parade wanted to bring light to.
"There was definitely a division between race and class between the [Capital Pride attendees] and the disruptors". Hearns said she left the march feeling slightly dismayed, unsure of whether those represented by celebrations like Capital Pride often white, cisgender, and monied would ever understand the struggle those disrupting the parade wanted to bring light to.
Howard was somewhat dismayed by the change in her life.
"I'm shocked and somewhat dismayed".
"He's a left-footer, so that might help," said Chisnall, who is a little dismayed by the actions of a slightly older "leftie", Gabriel Heinze, whose mooted move from United to Liverpool is causing such consternation down the M62 corridor.
The decision dismayed Bouvier.
