Sentence examples for were dismayed at from inspiring English sources

Many Labor supporters were dismayed at the asylum policy compromise.

The Christian Brothers apologised in 1998 but victims were dismayed at its half-heartedness.

Most had joined the unit to prove that African-Americans could make efficient soldiers, and were dismayed at seeing them reduced to vandals.

"Understandably the Spanish team, officials and supporters were dismayed at the error, which was unintentional and for which we unreservedly apologise," he said.

So the ranchers were dismayed at the news over the Fourth of July weekend that 16 illegal aliens had been detained by a patrol of 20 armed members of the Civilian Materiel Assistance group.

It was a chaotic, humiliating time when Russians across the board were appalled by the Clintons' push to expand NATO to Russia's post-Soviet borders, when Russians were dismayed at receiving relatively little US assistance when they were flat on their collective behinds.

Emotionally, many were dismayed at the loss of this skill, one was even "appalled". Many teachers were frustrated because the clocks on our classroom walls are analog, so kids need to know analog time.

Some were dismayed at the cancellation of the candidate forums.

Animal rights campaigners were dismayed at the judgment.

Boarders were dismayed at how I referred to the loo as a 'toilet'toilet

Several papers said the two women were dismayed at their exclusion.