Sentences with word «chagrin»

This has been fruitful for him as a writer, but less so for the art he writes about, to the continued chagrin of many artists and arts professionals.

-- Carol Osborne, DVM, founder of Chagrin Falls Pet Clinic

Traffic school online in Chagrin Falls Ohio is obviously different than in a classroom.

They made such a huge fuss over the baby and she loved it — they also seemed amused instead of chagrined at her less - than - stellar table manners.

The change from super - to turbocharging may be met with chagrin by many — losing the character and responsiveness of the old engine, but the 354 horsepower and 369 lb - ft of torque generated by this 3.0 - liter twin - turbo V6 is seriously potent.

I've seen more than one frustrated mother or father wearing a look of chagrin as they struggled to manipulate combination car seat and stroller equipment with a fussy baby or two in tow.

Despite all of my studious efforts as a feminist, sex - positive parent — giving ample guidance to my teenage daughter and even writing articles on the topic — I was a bit chagrined by this disconnect between myself and my son.

This is not the post about Fortress Paper that I've been promising for more than a month now, but I'm a bit chagrined at not having updated the blog for a number of tweaks to my portfolio so I thought I should really say something about what I've been doing.

Ida Friedman Kasdan, founder of the all - natural Chagrin Valley Soap & Salve Company, filled us in on why you should be pouring a flat brew on your...

It can be challenging for Chagrin Falls singles looking for a more meaningful relationships that last.

Miguel Rivera, voiced by Anthony Gonzalez, is Mexican pre-teen with huge musical ambitions — to the great chagrin of his family.

He also expressed chagrin at some of the high prices traditional publishers are demanding for e-books.

«The individual had popped the lens,» says Chris, still sounding a little chagrined.

The editors at Climate Resistance have written an interesting article about the «Well funded «Well - funded - Denial - Machine» Denial Machine», which details Greenpeace's chagrin on finding that other organizations are lobbying as vigorously as they are, and that these counter-lobbyists actually have funding!

So it was with much chagrin that I read NoE's marketing guy Laurent Fischer comments about who was really needing more storage space.

The dollar was 0.6 percent lower at 97.75 yen to the likely chagrin of Japan's exporters.

Twix is a third year mechanical engineering major from Chagrin Falls, Ohio.

«Homeless cats are forced to fight (and lose) daily battles against parasites, deadly contagious diseases, dehydration when their water sources evaporate or freeze, speeding cars, loose dogs and malicious people,» PETA Animal Care and Control Specialist Teresa Chagrin writes in her letter.

In an interview with New Jersey 101.5, Chagrin says TNR supporters «live in a fantasy world» and suggested they «try sitting under the boardwalk themselves for the night or week» during the next blizzard.

While interested parties such as the Society of Authors feel like the government is taking steps in the right direction, they are somewhat chagrined by the lengthy wait time before this is implemented.

Cuomo went off campus, to the apparent chagrin of the Assembly.

Schumer has publicly expressed chagrin about the measure, saying he supports the rights of same - sex couples but also doesn't want to see Republicans walk away from the overall bill over that amendment — something Democrats in the «Gang of Eight» working on the immigration bill believe would happen.

Out of Northeast Ohio, Chagrin River Review brings you the latest fiction and poetry from exciting new writers, and new work from writers long established.

The launch was the starting gun for the space race, embarrassing the US, which was even more chagrined when the rocket meant to launch its first satellite, Vanguard, blew up in front of news cameras two months later.

A dating site for vegetarians and vegans has thrown a fit of anaemic chagrin because too many carnivores are trawling their site in our avaricious, all - consuming way.

When I pointed this out, his senior editor was so chagrined that he gave me back most of my own sentences as well.

He fails and he feels deeply chagrined, perhaps even unmanly.

Observers of congregational life today are more often chagrined than impressed: too often congregations deviate substantially from ideal concepts of Christian community.

This season, to the probable chagrin of commissioner and competitive - imbalance expert Bud Selig, the game has changed.

They are constructed by Amish craftsmen in our GOTS certified factory in beautiful Chagrin Falls, Ohio.

Despite curls running on the maternal side of my family, they skipped my mom, myself and my siblings (much to my curl loving chagrin).

Then read your FREE Compatibility profile ® and meet Chagrin Falls singles that are truly right for you.

Jennifer Tilly plays a swinger who bewitches Frasier, to his later chagrin at a tryst interrupted by unexpected arrivals.

In fact much to many an owners chagrin dogs are wont to bedding and rolling down in the stinkiest of places.

Aspiring gubernatorial candidate Andrew Cuomo, for example, can't be too chagrined about a Paterson scandal story that, like Cuomo himself, is gaining momentum by running just under the surface.

Update (4:45 pm ET): Amazon is also chagrined at Google's actions.

Under such conditions in an ordinary market, economists would have expected the majors to face pressure to raise wages (the majors have raised the pay of direct employees, to Wall Street's occasional chagrin), but outsourcing and market power have positioned the companies to exclude certain workers from their gains.

To the possible chagrin of investors and employers looking for liquidity, hitting that profitability might not be coming for the time being, Neumann said.

But for the last two weeks I have been honestly chagrined to keep seeing the word Evangel with a post beneath it that had nothing explicitly (and usually not implicitly) to do with the gospel.

As capitalism triumphed, these earlier criteria of rank increasingly paled in significance, naturally to the immense chagrin of those who had claims to them.

We asked some of our writers to contribute a paragraph about the most memorable books they read this year.Michael LewisThere is a special chagrin when we belatedly discover the greatness of some author we have been perversely avoiding for decades — in my case, Dostoevsky and Jane Austen.

Sounds as if she got it and was perhaps chagrined at her previous behavior towards you.

His later piety was really chagrin at the absence of piety, rather like the later Bertrand Russell's disbelief and longing to believe.

It is therefore no more surprising to find Protestants uncomfortable with the particularistic claims of a Billy Graham, Catholics with those of a Father Feeney, or Jews with those of a Rabbi Kahane than it is to find lawyers embarrassed by the courtroom antics of their clients, politicians chagrined by the failure of election losers to acknowledge defeat, or members of the winning ball club joining those they defeated in complaining about the officiating.

To promoter Cedric Kushner's surprise, and at times chagrin, Manfredy insists on the toughest fights available, taking Mayweather instead of an easier and equally lucrative rematch with Gatti.