Sentence examples for Feel dismay from inspiring English sources

No reason to feel dismay over that.

They feel dismay at the president's conduct, and at his efforts to conceal it.

His world is not unraveling and he does not feel dismay.

Parents know that early intervention after a diagnosis of autism is important, and feel dismay as the months pass.

While the Nagorno-Karabakh war was one of independence — fought within the context of a century-old genocide against the Armenians by the Turks, the fall of the Soviet Union and anti-Armenian pogroms — it was difficult for me, with my background, not to feel dismay that the same persecution the Armenians had suffered was perpetrated upon their Azeri neighbors.

The death toll, which was greater than the second world war, was the most painful thing that Britain has ever experienced in war". But, he added, we should also feel dismay that the leaders, not just of Britain but of the European states, could have taken decisions that led to such an appalling slaughter.

When I lie in bed at night, I feel dismayed by poverty and marginalization.

Patrick shut the book, and felt dismay.

When I saw the tattoo, I felt dismay, and I felt it sharply.

When he saw the snow he felt dismay; it meant a dangerous walk to the corner for his newspaper & milk.

Laura Boldrini, the speaker in Italy's lower house, said she felt dismay and indignation following the racist and xenophobic attack.