Sentence examples for was much dismayed from inspiring English sources
Dear Sir, As a trophy wife in training, I was much dismayed by your decision to remove "Don't Marry a Career Woman" from your site.
"I can be – much to the dismay of the people around me.
Therefore, where do you think the emphasis is going to be, much to the dismay of those of us in New Jersey?
Controlling information in a globalized world is harder than it used to be, much to the dismay of authoritarian regimes.
This is much to the dismay Jenny's mother, a homemaker who is constantly stressed over how much money her husband spends on toys despite his unemployment.
Her dementia seems to have amplified these characteristics, and when I visit her, which is much too infrequently, I am dismayed by my own discomfort, and by my clumsy attempts to communicate with someone who can no longer have a conversation.
A touch of pragmatism is creeping into England's one-day team, but there should not be too much dismay about that.
Coming from the field of electrical engineering, Lee was dismayed at how much time was spent in genomics research simply waiting for things to grow.
Like many people, he was dismayed that the much-touted halo of fire that was to linger a thousand feet above the reservoir had fizzled into a haze of black smoke.
She was sincerely dismayed.
