Sentence examples for was completely dismayed from inspiring English sources

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I was completely dismayed when it looked as though the federal government was going to renege on the Gonski reforms, and it made me think of this book.

His case is likely to speed up reforms to the House of Lords, whose leader, Lord Hill, said on Tuesday that he was "completely dismayed" by the bad publicity Lord Hanningfield has generated – "dismayed about the behaviour, and dismayed about the shadow it casts over the whole House".

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There's no question that a lot of women think it's a great thing for a woman to be running for vice president, but they are completely dismayed when they find out her positions.

However, to her dismay, she was completely shut out, causing the subject to become very public and controversial.

Though along the way, the going gets long-winded (and sound designer Fergus O'Hare lays pretty heavy on the histrionic underscore--or overscoring--when Jim and Eleanor listen intently and symbolically to Bach's St. Matthew Passion), the dismaying denouement is completely believable.

One, his face a mask of dismay, asks the other, "You mean this goes on forever?" No mortal is completely insulated from scarcity, to be sure.

She was sincerely dismayed.

He was not dismayed.

He was visibly dismayed.

Tortorella was also dismayed with Gaborik.

But she was also dismayed.

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