Sentence examples for Utter dismay from inspiring English sources

With an early resumption of the process unlikely, advocates for the Doha round expressed utter dismay.

They found they had a lot in common, specifically a sense of utter dismay at the shape of the world.

On arrival at the petrol station forecourt, to my utter dismay, I spotted a young boy, probably no older than fourteen.

Marlowe seems to draw out the fabric of that "one bare hour" as far as it will stretch and the unvoiced syllables are spaces of utter dismay.

Then, while working for Vogue, she produced a series of images that out-shocked them all in their vision of utter dismay.

"There's a feeling in the computer scientist community of utter dismay about the state of voting-machine technology," said Douglas W.

It is uttered in dismay by those in charge of underperforming sides and proclaimed with satisfaction from contented winners.

When writers get their versions of who you are into print and you don't also happen to be a novelist, the experience must be one of utter helplessness and dismay.

Those MPs who now shake their heads in dismay at the utter calamity of Cameron's bombing of Libya and Blair's invasion of Iraq had the chance to make the right call.

A dozen high-maintenance Indian WAGs in pastel-coloured salwar-kameezes and shimmery cotton blouses, sat around a table chatting, uttering theatrical cries of delight or dismay.

What utter codswallop, and I say that as someone who is frequently dismayed by what the Tories are allowed to get away with in the nation's name.