Sentence examples for somewhat dismaying from inspiring English sources

Bizarre – and somewhat dismaying.

"It is actually somewhat dismaying the number of people who stand on the sidelines and root for failure, who could lift a finger, but don't, to help," Mr. Patrick said of Mr. Baker.

Hanif Kureishi Robert McCrum | The Guardian | 19 January 2014 Somewhat dismaying portrait of a writer in decline.

Last year in the Book Review, Robert Gottlieb called this an "eccentric, funny, shrewd and somewhat dismaying book".

It is, Mr. Tenenbaum added, a situation that somewhat dismays him in his role as the protector of the company's trademarks.

"If something really excites me, should I never talk about it?" LIGO leaders seem somewhat dismayed by whole affair.

I read, with somewhat resigned dismay, your article about Google's recent study of children's search habits ("Helping Children Find What They Need on the Internet," Business Day, Dec. 26).

For some of us, seeing the record of our … somewhat recent memories on museum walls can be a bit dismaying.

The results were dismaying.

"It's becoming really dismaying.

The precedents were dismaying.