Chagrin in a sentence as a noun

I've hijacked a couple of components at Game Closure in Clojure, much to the chagrin of our CTO.

I didn't support IE until, much to my chagrin, I discovered about 30% of my hits were from IE.

It's unclear to me what Dropbox will do. Meanwhile, if Google doesn't like a public photo, I can lose my Google Account, as photogs have found to their chagrin.

Chagrin in a sentence as a verb

I accidentally let my son play through all of Shadow of the Colossus with me, much to my wife's chagrin.

[1] And I write that, with chagrin, as a participant here who previously submitted an opinion piece by the author to Hacker News, where it reached the front page and sparked a lot of discussion.

Chagrin definitions

noun

strong feelings of embarrassment

See also: humiliation mortification

verb

cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of; "He humiliated his colleague by criticising him in front of the boss"

See also: humiliate mortify humble abase