I was somewhat chagrined, rereading it recently, to see just how much of my own early work takes off from this one novel. |
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Well, I, of course, am always chagrined when I have to disagree with the Washington Post editorial board. |
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By the faintly chagrined expression on his face, Darius could very safely assume that Asgard had received a similar reproof. |
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The greater part have spent their time in the most listless and insipid indolence, chagrined at the thoughts of their own insignificancy. |
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But he went on nationwide television and said that, and that he was chagrined by it and embarrassed by it. |
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And are they eager to get this story out there, because they are chagrined by the coverage that's been emanating from New Orleans? |
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Instead of being satisfied, Phillip is chagrined that the daughter was only playing the same game with him to force the same result. |
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I was rather chagrined to discover there were inquiries for puppies going right back to October last year that I hadn't answered. |
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Keen investors in Russia will be chagrined to learn that the country ranks just above Congo-Brazzaville. |
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Doing a little poking around this morning on the real estate websites of uberbrokers Corcoran and Douglas Elliman, we're chagrined to note that Ms. Rich may have a point. |
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When the body of Johnson was exhumed, the medical examiner was acutely chagrined when six .22 caliber rounds were removed from it. |
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Liberals excited at the way you take after Alan Greenspan will be chagrined at your critiques of the New Deal. |
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Instead, the Paul Ryan talked about these days on the Hill is withdrawn, conflicted, chagrined, and unavailable. |
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But I was chagrined when a critic praised some of my dialogue when it was simply a phrase I borrowed from a real-life Chicago pol. |
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Immense amounts of money were squandered, reputations were tarnished, and the consumer was left, as is so often the case, chagrined, puzzled, shortchanged, miffed. |
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In fact, Williams was chagrined that Acuff-Rose bought the songwriting credits from Mulligan and throughout his life, Williams aided Mulligan financially to make up for it. |
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I was terribly chagrined to get the commentary after the debate. |
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I was chagrined to see some of our committee members turn their backs on the opportunities in Colombia. |
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When M. Jourdain learned that he was speaking only prose, he should have been chagrined. |
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We are secretly chagrined when the two feuding clans reach a sober peace in the solemn dawn that follows the romantic suicide. |
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Though the analogy is incomplete, there is no reason for a reversed appellate judge to feel chagrined. |
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As professors, we were flabbergasted and chagrined about what happened. |
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I was somewhat chagrined that I hadn't been included in any of this. |
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He was wearing a black suit, a silver tie, and a chagrined expression. |
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Regardless of whether our leaders are chummy or chagrined with one another, however, the countries continue to maintain their special relationship. |
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Appalled by the loss of life, and chagrined that their warnings against drastic action were ignored, Egypt's long-standing allies in the West are now likely to shun General Sisi and his government. |
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I am chagrined to have to report that in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo grave violations of children's rights continue and are even intensifying, particularly in rural areas. |
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Hanoi, much chagrined and ashamed, cut off the escape route. |
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Mr. Zinn was chagrined by the present state of affairs, but undaunted. |
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After another and lengthened search, and convinced of their complete failure, the call to reassemble was given, and chagrined and discomfited they returned to the beach. |
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