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dismay sentence examples

  • Dismayed by the lack of passion from the school.
  • As i have been unwell as long as i can remember, i was a little bit dismayed by this.
  • They expressed dismay over the emphasis placed on making loans.
  • Dismayed at the prospect of leaving.
  • Then, to our utter dismay, we watched mr clamp light the petrol-soaked hay with a burning brand!
  • Of those who had known me as an innocent child some were utterly dismayed.
  • Dismayed when things do not happen as you wish and desire?
  • Dismayed to discover what had happened.
  • The us vote caused deep dismay, not least among its allies.
  • Dismayed at the apparent lack of product at the end of an hour's session.
  • There would be widespread dismay were the legislation not to feature in the next queen's speech.
  • After unpacking it and getting to work i was somewhat dismayed at have a wizard sort everything for me.
  • Dismayed to hear that ruby's returning to boarding school.
  • In brussels, poul nielson, the european union commissioner for development, voiced dismay at the text.
  • The man - it is guy fawkes - showeth not the least dismay.
  • Dismayed to find her flight had been canceled due to bad weather in istanbul.
  • The us vote caused deep dismay, not least among its allies.
  • Dismayed to learn that he no longer had the specimen.
  • Dismayed to see how poor medicine is.

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