Sentence examples for that dismayed from inspiring English sources

But there was a line in the response that dismayed some charities.

Yes: he has now tumbled into the vortex that dismayed him.

And to think—with an eagerness that dismayed without really surprising her—of how soon she could see Carla.

And think — with an eagerness that dismayed without really surprising her — of how soon she could see Carla.

In total, each took home about $34 million, a figure that dismayed Graef S. Crystal, a specialist in executive pay.

But in a move that dismayed many MPs, Rosie Winterton, the opposition chief whip, was sacked from her post.

But the discovery that most dismayed him was the large number of men living with their girlfriends illegally.

The corn-syrup-for-sugar swap set a pattern that has dismayed allies and trading partners alike.

In the middle of this Gogol sandwich was the First Symphony, at its zany, cartoon heart that sudden, dismayed song for solo cello (Kristine Blaumane).

The decision announced on Monday ended an internal dispute that had dismayed investors and made the bank's boardroom intrigues into almost daily fodder for the German media.

But the Pennsylvania study was so conclusive that it dismayed even a criminologist who serves on Community Education's board of directors.