Sentence examples for a deep dismay from inspiring English sources
It is a thought he extends to every kind of making, and with it goes a deep dismay at the divorce between artist and medium inherent in conceptual art.
So the news on December 27th that Mr Ribadu is being forced to resign on a technicality has caused deep dismay among his supporters.
This has convinced him that Labour can retain power at the next general election, but only if it neutralises a series of weak spots to show it understands voters' deep dismay with the party after a decade in power.
The latest plans for 35 new apartment buildings extending down a steep, partly populated incline on an outer edge of Gilo elicited expressions of deep dismay from close allies, including the United States and Germany.
In a letter to the prime minister expressing his "deep dismay", Salmond accused Westminster of ignoring its responsibility for good communication under the Memorandum of Understanding on Devolution (MOU).
But the proposal is causing real difficulties for Britain's green movement, whose members are united in the need to take action against global warming, yet view with deep dismay the unprecedented ecological damage a Severn barrage would undoubtedly bring about.
In a letter to the prime minister expressing his "deep dismay", Mr Salmond accused Westminster of ignoring its responsibility for good communication under the Memorandum of Understanding on Devolution (MOU).
The memo, which was obtained by TechCrunch this morning, notes Cook's "deep dismay" at the planned end for a program that could impact the lives of 800,000 Americas.
Still, a number of senior police commanders viewed the sweep with deep dismay.
GENEVA — The United Nations human rights office expressed its "deep dismay" on Friday over Saudi Arabia's execution of a young Sri Lankan housemaid accused of killing a child, a sentence carried out despite concerns about flaws in the conviction process and numerous international appeals for clemency.
Its collapse caused deep dismay.
