Sentences with phrase «later chagrin»

But Nauman ---- at least in his art ---- stayed apolitical, as did, somewhat to its later chagrin, most of the contemporary art world.

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

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Much to my chagrin, I ignored almost all other cryptoassets until late last year.

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

Be it dairy, gluten, corn, soy, meat, wheat or anything with a high glycemic index, the Avoider strictly follows the advice of the latest health book they have tracked down, much to the chagrin of those with actual food allergies.

Much to my chagrin, it occurred to me later that I had actually forgotten the most important tip.

Two days later, a missive from the Democratic Governors Association ticked off more reasons for chagrin: «Poll after poll shows Dems slipping.

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.

At a press conference a week later, «Finch» announced his retirement and on the 15th, Sports Illustrated revealed the whole thing had been a hoax, much to the chagrin of hopeful Mets fans.

This late 1990's sweater phenomena has returned; much to the chagrin of dryers everywhere!

This film is just plain scary and that's not a compliment I'm able to pay many horror films of late, much to my great chagrin.

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 game was originally due out during the fall of 2017 but, to the chagrin of fans everywhere, was later pushed to the Spring of 2018.

Much to my chagrin, I ignored almost all other cryptoassets until late last year.