Sentence examples for then discomfited from inspiring English sources
Analysts have studied his game microscopicallyand come to the conclusion that he is unsettled by the short ball, and then discomfited by a pace bowler pitching full and straight.
MC: When it became clear someone like Robin Cook [then leader of the House of Commons] was so discomfited by all of this – did that not provoke a far greater degree of inquiry in the cabinet?
That is why the Republicans are so discomfited.
The endless invention at first discomfited me, then intrigued me and finally enraptured me.
It dazzled, discomfited, enmeshed and then enraptured me.
Only then did Trump seek Flynn's resignation, claiming to have been discomfited by Flynn's deception of Pence and others — deceptions Trump had known about for 18 days.
M.B., PHILADELPHIA If your boss is not downloading illegal material and there's nobody else around to be discomfited and he tidies up the computer when he's done, then I see no harm in his after-hours revelry.
So, instead of ending on a high note, Hague was discomfited.
There are always doubts about the Irish front row but they discomfited England in a way Scotland had not found possible, and the back row of David Wallace, Simon Easterby and Denis Leamy then swarmed all over the breakdown.
What on earth is he doing at No9? Brought in to keep it tight as a support spinner, he delivered that job description to the letter and then batted like a dream to demoralise England's bowling with an array of orthodox strokes and splendid concentration, even when discomfited by the short ball.
