Sentence examples for which dismayed from inspiring English sources

He recently appointed a female chief executive, which dismayed conservatives.

It contrasts with her nuanced public speeches, which dismayed remain campaigners before the vote in June.

But the result was that the government had to introduce austerity plans which dismayed its core voters.

But his new language, which dismayed some conservative supporters, comes as Mr. Romney has continued to adjust his tone on the campaign trail.

Then there was Copenhagen, of course, where Prime Minister Wen Jiabao's treatment of Obama left a bad taste in Washington; and the forced repatriation of Uighurs who'd fled to Cambodia from China, which infuriated Washington; and the execution of a U.K. citizen with mental problems, which dismayed Washington (and left British leaders seething).

Talk story about the movie "Hilary and Jackie"... Three years ago, there was "Shine," which dismayed some critics and the relatives of its leading character for its portrayal of a pianist driven mad by a tyrannical father and the burdens of genius.

We are determined to make sure that the recent internal fighting, which appalled our people and dismayed their supporters around the world, becomes history.

And one can only imagine the degree to which Sherman dismayed others serving under him.

The trend contrasts with recent votes against same-sex marriage in the United States, notably California, Maine and New York, which have dismayed activists.

This last occasions a lovely, tart scene in the school dormitory in which a dismayed Cilla is faced with row upon row of miserably numbered cots.

"Although Philip himself is not directly quoted in the article, it is the seniority and status of the courtiers who were authorized to speak which has so dismayed Prince Charles," the paper said.