Sentence examples for would be dismayed from inspiring English sources

His mother would be dismayed.

"I would be dismayed if this process cannot be expedited".

Ordinary, decent Serbians would be dismayed at what Mr. Milosevic was doing there, he said.

That's not to say he would be dismayed if the world economy was growing more robustly.

Mr. Porricelli said he would be dismayed if anyone thought this was "an issue about Stamford versus Greenwich".

But he insisted that green businesses and investors would be dismayed at the rhetoric used by the Prime Minister to brag of slashing environmental regulations.

It would be dismaying if this was the stumbling block to wider recognition.

Putting Tubman's face on the fiscal system which undergirds the likes of Aetna (and its hundreds of millions in annual profits) would be dismaying.

It would be dismaying if any affiliates should choose to disengage now because of secondary differences which could easily be resolved.

Given the country's need for alternative energy sources — and the administration's commitment to promoting them — it would be dismaying if he did not give the go-ahead.

You might've thought that as a novelist who depends on fully attuned Gutenberg minds to read his increasingly complex and confusing texts I'd be dismayed by this craven new couch-based world; and, as a novelist, I am.