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• Undismayed, Adler took the company to London to make the film.
• Discouraged but undismayed, they walked some more.
• Organizers were undismayed by the hoo-ha.
• Fergie appeared undismayed about untying the knot.
• Firm and undismayed in adversity; the ill success of our arms was a stimulus to greater exertions.
• He remained undismayed by intense fire and overwhelming odds, and his gallant resistance only ceased with his death.
• Some investors were undismayed by what they saw as a temporary slowdown caused by the new distribution system in Japan.
• He siphoned his earnings as actor and director into the project, undismayed by the skepticism of his British colleagues.
• Undismayed, Cote gives her his card and asks if he can call her later in the week, when her husband returns.
• Some investors, however, were undismayed by what they saw as a temporary slowdown caused by the new distribution system in Japan.
• If some Internet companies have recently gone bust, and some share prices have gone through the floor, then we should be undismayed.
• Undismayed by the failure of the Hagenau conference, the emperor made more strenuous efforts for the success of the coming colloquy at Worms.
• The lieutenant and Private Fowler undismayed by the death of their leader, immediately sprang forward and cleared the enemy out of their stronghold.
• Undismayed, he put on his surplice and went out in the principal streets, ringing a bell, and inviting the people to hear him.
• Looking back on his career, he wrote in 1986 : " I am on the whole undismayed by the experience, and quite unrepentant ."
• These lines are : " Seized us, though undismayed : long is the way / And hard, that out of Hell leads up to light ."
• But it is surely permissible to be surprised that adult people can be found in fairly large numbers to sit undismayed through the execution of such ritual as this ."
• Chang was undismayed at his poor clay court form, although since winning the Orlando, Florida, event in April he has won just one of four matches on clay.
• A smiling and undismayed Roosevelt accepted his Party's nomination and explained why, to meet the needs of a people enduring the Depression, he had broken his promise to balance the budget.