Sentence examples for create dismay from inspiring English sources

The officials say that a decision to abandon a civilian trial would create dismay at the Justice Department, which wants to retain its authority to prosecute terrorists in civilian courts, but that the Pentagon has made it clear that it would never agree to make important Qaeda suspects available for testimony on behalf of Mr. Moussaoui.

The threat of American military action has created dismay at the headquarters of the I.A.E.A., in Vienna.

While the marine park boundaries would remain, new management plans would be created, dismaying environmental campaigners who pointed out that most non-fishing areas were more than 50km from population centres.

Hunt acknowledged that his decision had created "considerable dismay" among junior doctors, but he insisted that the new contract "is one that in time can command the confidence of both the workforce and their employers".

"The scale and tone of the current hostility directed towards the [ECHR] and the convention system as a whole, by the press, by members of the Westminster parliament and by senior members of the government has created understandable dismay and resentment among the judges in Strasbourg," Bratza wrote.

Even some former department officials who helped create BioShield are dismayed.

Ibsen's next play, Gengangere (1881; Ghosts), created even more dismay and distaste than its predecessor by showing worse consequences of covering up even more ugly truths.

He supported the company's decision whereas in my experience it is not the viewing of the video (or the cartoon, as it may be) that creates turmoil and dismay, but rather the provocation and manipulation by political and religious leaders or others who would refer to it to rile up their followers.

A moment of initial dismay turned into an opportunity to reframe: to create something from the destruction," Crown explains to The Creators Project.

Terrorism and national security experts applauded the counterterrorism center's decision to create the new analytical teams and start their training, but some expressed dismay that such an obvious job had not been created until now.

It's a dismaying fact, but no female choreographer has been commissioned to create a ballet on the Covent Garden main stage for more than a decade now.