Sentence examples for somewhat dismayed from inspiring English sources
Howard was somewhat dismayed by the change in her life.
He is somewhat dismayed that the song occasioned reviews that were "sort of horrified by it.
To the Editor: I was struck by Frank Bruni's eloquence, but somewhat dismayed by some of his conclusions.
For his part, Dr. Seligman said jokingly that he was somewhat dismayed by the results of the study.
As for Ms. Lynch, she was somewhat dismayed that she was not picked as the winner in her "favorite category," Broad Appeal.
By the end of Mr. Arafat's visit to New York, administration officials were somewhat dismayed, seeing momentum of their summit meeting six weeks ago all but frittered away.
Leo was surprised and slightly dismayed.
"We are pretty shocked and dismayed by what we found".
Clearly dismayed, Mr. Kim announced somewhat cryptically this week that he would be making a "big decision" to restore government credibility.
(He routinely lashes out at senior aides, who stare back at him with dismayed stoicism.) This time, however, the story includes his wife, Martha Jean Smartt), who appears to be mentally unstable and somewhat paranoid when off her medication - a latter-day Martha Mitchell.
