Sentence examples for convey dismay from inspiring English sources

The march's organisers - the Countryside Alliance - have spent £1m on the protest to convey dismay at the state of rural communities and the proposed fox-hunting ban. 3.

The interviews convey the dismay of everyone involved; there's far less recrimination than regret.

The film Empty Stores, for example, tries to convey my dismay at how many small towns in America are transforming, for what seems the worst, thanks in large part to the power of so-called 'big box stores'".

As a "card-carrying member" of the A.C.L.U., I find it difficult to adequately convey my dismay about the efforts to keep the board and members in the dark about management's dramatically expanded efforts to collect donor information.

I wanted to convey my dismay to someone, just for the sake of complaining, but it was hard to deny the obvious: I had got what I paid for.

Mr. Hunter said that about 30 Family members, all Americans, active in Africa recently conveyed their dismay about the legislation to Ugandan politicians, including Mr. Bahati.

Barclays, which pays £40m a year to sponsor the league, is understood to have conveyed its dismay at the contents of Scudamore's emails.

Through Prik, they conveyed their dismay.