dismayed that

He tried not to be dismayed that she'd come back alone.

I'm dismayed that one so young can already have old enemies.

She was still dismayed that there had been a need for a fourth.

He's right, she thought, dismayed that this had never occurred to her.

Many of the players' critics, including the governor, are dismayed that they feel this way.

But I'm dismayed that, in many cases, arts reporting has turned into a numbers game.

I'm happy with my own eyes, but dismayed that they were treated on the assembly line.

But he is even more dismayed that only about a third of all children ages 1 and 2 had been tested.

Dismayed that more soldiers are dying each day in this war of choice.

I am deeply dismayed that the Council has failed to be present today.

"I'm dismayed that you think of me as such an innocent, George."

At the same time, the medical association said it was dismayed that the Government had not proposed spending any more money on the health service.

Most of them looked quite dismayed that nothing was going on .

He was so dismayed that he began to study himself.

He is dismayed that lust should be considered wicked in itself.

Of course we are dismayed that peacekeepers were taken hostage.

I am dismayed that professional sports still takes a less than serious attitude toward drug use by its participants.

I am of course shocked and dismayed that such a thing could happen on this beautiful planet.

As author of the story, I was dismayed that my father in heaven chose to be only nine years old.

I was, however, dismayed that the article did not provide a complete overview of the services offered on the Island.

But others in the environmental agency say they are dismayed that the incinerator has got this far.

Susan was dismayed that Josh stopped attending church by 2006.

"This program is about pulling the city together, and I am dismayed that he would dismantle it."

"I was dismayed that there's no room for downward negotiation in Manhattan."

She was dismayed that she needed to be so careful of herself.