Sentence examples for absolute dismay from inspiring English sources
The Duke of Buccleuch, Scotland's largest private landowner, said the plans filled him with "absolute dismay" and that he intended to reduce the size of his estates in response.
But much to our absolute dismay, two years later, it's the summer of 2013, and we're still waiting.
This is hugely difficult to reconcile with the horror and absolute dismay we felt as we watched homes and livelihoods go up in smoke.
The investors who have proved most disillusioned with the hedge-fund industry have been high-net-worth individuals, who believed all the talk about "absolute returns" and were dismayed by last year's double-digit losses.
Western diplomats expressed dismay.
No such dismay was expressed.
But many reacted with dismay.
Nevertheless, the widespread dismay among Republicans that Harriet Miers, President Bush's choice to replace Sandra Day O'Connor, has not publicly embraced a conservative agenda suggests that there is a desire by some in Bush's party for absolute rules.
