Sentence examples for was somewhat dismayed from inspiring English sources

Howard was somewhat dismayed by the change in her life.

For his part, Dr. Seligman said jokingly that he was somewhat dismayed by the results of the study.

As for Ms. Lynch, she was somewhat dismayed that she was not picked as the winner in her "favorite category," Broad Appeal.

He was somewhat dismayed when it became more popular with his young audience than the jazz he'd learned in New Orleans.

What is the message the government is sending its best friends?" Dani Dayan, the leader of Israel's settler movement, said the development of E1 was an "important Israeli strategic interest," but he, too, was somewhat dismayed by the timing.

I'm all in favor of the internationalization of the Internet, so I was somewhat dismayed to read about the U.S.'s insistence on retaining control of the main Internet routers.

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

By the end of Mr. Arafat's visit to New York, administration officials were somewhat dismayed, seeing momentum of their summit meeting six weeks ago all but frittered away.

Reviewing the 1974 George C. Scott revival, Gill recalled that he had been somewhat dismayed at himself for being made to weep by the Kazan original: I recollected in the course of the second act that Thomas Mann was seated directly behind me.

WASHINGTON -- Former Senate Majority Leader and ex-presidential candidate Bob Dole (R-Kan). said Sunday that he is somewhat dismayed by the current state of Congress, where gridlock has prevented many legislative pushes from getting through.

Its song was somewhat, somewhat erased.