Sentence examples for as dismay from inspiring English sources

I guess Hatch's lament makes some sense if you reinterpret it as dismay that Heritage isn't even putting up a plausible facade anymore.

WATERFORD, Ireland — When two North African men under investigation in an alleged terrorist plot to kill a Swedish artist appeared in the gray pillared courthouse here this week, many native Waterford residents reacted as much with puzzlement as dismay, as if Islamic extremism had no conceivable place amid the tranquillity of this quiet old harbor town.

These are the issues that critics may raise in relation to the Supreme Court as dismay turns to political action.

In addition to offending the million or so Floridians who have moved there from Puerto Rico in recent decades, Trump's comments are sure to anger Latinos generally as well as dismay many independent voters who like the current performance of the economy but who dislike Trump's temperament, lack of attention span and serial dishonesty.

The E.P.A. said it was studying the Rockefeller proposal but that it was not as dismaying as the measure introduced by Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, and several others that would ban any regulation of carbon dioxide, including emissions from vehicles.

Just as dismaying is the patchy logic in the production's use of mime.

Just as dismaying, on almost every measure of personal economic well-being voters thought they were worse off than when Labour came to power in 1997.

Sunny, funny and lurching into disconcert, the fugues are musical as well as dismaying, their zigzags the best attempt the characters can make at straight lines.

Just as dismaying about this latest ruling is the endless sinking feeling that the courts more than ever are stacked against the individual seeking redress against big business.

Some experts and pundits have resorted to slamming parents who oppose vaccines, but others, who are equally as dismayed by the campaign, have urged relying on the overwhelming figures, instead of vituperative language.

Still, make no mistake, there's a story in a Washington stunned and "blindsided," in an administration visibly toothless and in disarray as well as dismayed over the potential loss of its Egyptian ally, "the keystone of its Middle Eastern policy," that's so big it should knock your socks off.