Sentence examples for considerable dismay from inspiring English sources

The governing body has -registered its "considerable dismay" to the committee after it implicated Radcliffe in doping -allegations.

More than progressives -- among whom Judge Sotomayor's testimony evoked considerable dismay -- feared, and more than conservatives dared to hope?

To his considerable dismay, he has been diagnosed with epilepsy (or "ep-ull-ep-ser" as Audrey calls it).

But several graduates I interviewed voiced considerable dismay with their internships, saying those positions were far less educational than they had anticipated.

Pumping contaminated water into the ocean has provoked considerable dismay from Japanese fishermen and from nearby countries, particularly South Korea and China.

Such practices are unacceptable, and I have no doubt that they will, quite rightly, be met with considerable dismay by licence-fee payers and staff alike".

Whatever Monkeedom still attached to him (and it was considerable) did not dismay him.

Not surprisingly, the petition engendered considerable confusion and dismay among Chomsky's supporters.

BEIJING — Apparently dismayed by the considerable political power of Bo Xilai, the fast-rising Communist Party leader in the south-central Chinese city of Chongqing, Fang Hong went online in April to express his views about Mr. Bo's regard for the rule of law — comparing it, in a stanza of crude verse, to excrement.

Further, the court is dismayed by the considerable efforts the State took to obscure Rue's level of involvement with the experts' contributions".

In a statement, the agency said that the school had "suffered considerable damage," and it expressed "deep dismay and concern at the heavy casualties and loss of life" here and in Jenin.