He was chagrined to see how far he'd let himself go.

That idea chagrined her, yet she knew it was true.

Lee was chagrined to find he had no one left in his front to attack.

I was both grateful and chagrined at this turn of events.

For a moment she was chagrined, ashamed of her actions.

When she informed her father of the appointment, he was once again chagrined.

Do not be chagrined if your favorite tower is missing.

Neil had the good grace to look chagrined at that.

Lester was chagrined to have to resort to such men.

They are chagrined, though, by the construction all over the township.

But now he was chagrined to see the old-fashioned chamber through her eyes.

He was also generally chagrined by the low quality of advertising instruction.

That the trial gained wide attention has chagrined some residents.

While there was nothing surprising in the document, the action chagrined American officials.

I am chagrined that it took me so long to perceive the obvious!

She was chagrined by the churlish note in her voice.

At first I was chagrined, to say the least.

This emphasis on statistics, not patients, has chagrined many doctors.

Baseball and committee staff members were chagrined that word of the meeting had leaked out.

But then chagrined prosecutors released him, based on his bizarre story.

But glancing back at the old lady, he was chagrined to see that her eyes were closed again.

Both Martin and the boys were chagrined by the suspect's escape.

Jaxom was chagrined to say that he hadn't even tried.

Doctors say they are chagrined when they hear such stories.

He was chagrined at what a poor job he had made of his opportunities.

Much to the chagrin of their parents, they have no interest in studies.

To the chagrin of leaders, he went on to become its president.

Much to his chagrin he'd had to return their money.

To his chagrin, he could get nothing out of it.

In recent years, it has become so again, to the chagrin of administration officials.

He had been with the team for several years at that point, much to the chagrin of his father.

When he opened his eyes again, they had a look of chagrin in them.

To my father's chagrin, the people where on the king's side.

I looked at it with a certain amount of chagrin.

Then he saw my face, and chagrin ran across his own.

"We think the market will have a good year, to the chagrin of everyone," he said.

To his chagrin, there was only one person in the audience.

So I never get his moment of chagrin on tape.

However, he would never let his wife see him take on other forms, much to her chagrin.

The woman at least had the grace not to show her chagrin.

Perhaps then I would work off the chagrin of being taken by surprise.

To my chagrin, though, she hung up without talking to anyone at the other end.

To his chagrin, he wanted to hear her whisper those words to him again.

To his chagrin, he found almost no one will to come along on the journey.

In spite of her chagrin, however, she now knew where to find to him.

I feel a deep sense of chagrin that my own hands are so empty.

They both looked at me again, and there was now real chagrin in their faces.

But he did not always listen to their advice, much to his chagrin later.

But, with long practice at hiding such things, she took control of her chagrin.

To the board's chagrin, some owners found a way around it.