Sentence examples for what dismayed from inspiring English sources

What dismayed Adorno about the project in 1935 was Benjamin's faith that a mere assemblage of objects could speak for itself.

As nonsense goes, this has a certain gusto and glee, and what dismayed me was that Bekmambetov felt the need to spice it with the addition of coarsely chopped violence.

What dismayed all the experts I spoke to was that the hostile tone was obscuring the fact that both sides agreed on the two most fundamental issues; the debt ceiling needs to be raised and a government default avoided, and the long-term deficit needs to be addressed through some combination of spending cuts and tax increases.

What truly dismayed so many Obama supporters, though, was how abjectly their man ceded the battle on the verbal front as well as the nonverbal, the conceptual as well as the emotional.

What he found dismayed him.

The team showed what plenty of dismayed concertgoers have already intuited: the noise is inevitable no matter how the candy is opened.

What happened next dismayed him.

"We are pretty shocked and dismayed by what we found".

Some Lib Dems looked dismayed with what they found.

He had done this precisely once, dismayed at what the maneuver had revealed.

Borgnine's character is dismayed at what he takes to be the treachery of a former colleague.