Sentence examples for were dismayed over from inspiring English sources

She has fielded phone calls, questions and emails from supporters of the newspaper who were dismayed over the editorial and negative publicity.

Some friends who were dismayed over the school-reform battle wonder whether the Mayor, who has shown an aptitude for the study of power, and for drawing political lessons from defeat, will do so this time.

While on the one hand many Slovaks found the prospect of bailing out richer fellow euro zone members inconceivable, others savored Slovakia's seat in the inner circle of Europe, and were dismayed over the spectacle of holding up the bailout.

"I am dismayed over the recent interpretation of events described in my book," she wrote for Time, in response Ben Shapiro's damning blog Truth Revolt.

Yesterday the author published an article in Time magazine: "I am dismayed over the recent interpretation of events described in my book," she wrote.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Abdul Basit said that the government was dismayed over the unexpected verdict and that its main objective was to ensure Siddiqui,s return to Pakistan.

Many hockey players and fans are dismayed over the cancellation of the season and what they consider a gross overreaction to routine initiation high jinks.

Many conservatives are dismayed over what has happened to their movement as it has grown fat and happy in the Promised Land.

The narrator, name-dropping Heidegger, Rabelais and Walter Benjamin, may be dismayed over Britain's collusion with the United States military-industrial complex and capitalist interpretations of Darwinism, but beatific agrarian tableaus and lingering close-ups of flowers prevail.

"I am dismayed over the recent interpretation of events described in my book," she wrote for Time, in response to the way Ben Shapiro's blog Truth Revolt described an excerpt about her childhood from her memoirs, Not That Kind of Girl.

So, a couple of years earlier, when I visited John Hyde, a ranger in Oregon, I was surprised to find that he was dismayed over what he described as overactive federal fire suppression policies.