Sentence examples for sort of dismayed from inspiring English sources

My son's future wife was just sort of dismayed that, you know, all those people died and it was a letter that survived".

I sort of agree.

This argument may reduce you to tears of dismayed laughter.

Less than a Matisse?" His remarks prompted groans of dismayed mockery in the press.

There is lots of dismayed head shaking.

He is somewhat dismayed that the song occasioned reviews that were "sort of horrified by it.

With his party plumbing the sort of depths associated with the second half of the John Major era, David Cameron will be particularly dismayed about the continuing surge in Ukip support, a challenge on the right flank which the prime minister's recent speech proposing a referendum on the EU was designed to head off.

Being the eager beaver sort of politician in training, I went to several political fund-raisers and was totally dismayed at the kind of music that was being played.

Sort of.

Well, sort of fearless.

Sort of sweet, no?