Sentence examples similar to because of dismay from inspiring English sources
That is because, to the dismay of many fans and Mayor Wellington E. Webb, Invesco, the international investment company, secured naming rights to the new stadium for $120 million.
Kept pointing to the spot, but more out of dismay.
Christopher Buckley, the son of National Review's late founder, defected to the Obama camp two weeks ago, in part because of his dismay over Palin.
Federico Jimenez, an art dealer and another former Southwest board member, said he recently resigned because of his dismay over the arrangement.
Because of their dismay with the Clinton administration's trade policies, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the United Auto Workers have bucked the union tide and not endorsed Mr. Gore.
He welcomed her overture, he told me, because of his dismay at the course of fashion: "New York was looking in the wrong direction!" Richter later told me that, when Goodman visited him for the first time, "it was a hard forty minutes.
It is a source of dismay and despair because what does it mean to live in an oral culture and lose your language?
"We must reach out, we must heal, we must build bridges – because it is clear that some have feelings of dismay, and of loss, and confusion".
A yelp of dismay from Williams.
But it is a matter of dismay.
