| By the end, we were reasonably tired and emotional, and were fairly undismayed to find that we'd come last. |
| Singh's work is capable of negative discovery, and it can have a mordant mood, but it remains undismayed. |
| For all that, he stood his ground not a whit the less resolutely, and looked on undismayed. |
| I can't help being fond of him, he is so resourceful and undismayed, two of the qualities I like best. |
| She seemed undismayed that her propaganda was largely ignored by the leaders of the present Labour government, hardly a comrade among them. |
| He was apparently undismayed by his party's expected inability to block the two-thirds majority. |
