Sentence examples for degrees of dismay from inspiring English sources
You quote some economists who have varying degrees of dismay and support for his view.
On top of these Republicans, Senators Olympia Snowe of Maine, George Voinovich of Ohio and Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania have expressed varying degrees of dismay about the tax cut's cost and its reliance on surpluses that may not materialize.
He and a fellow group of officers, dismayed by the degree to which Syrians had been marginalized, formed a secret committee to plot to take control in Damascus.
By Susan B. Glasser October 13, 2017 The President's feud with Senator Bob Corker has spurred fellow-Republicans to register varying degrees of disgust, dismay, fury, and disappointment about the state of affairs in the White House.
A couple of days earlier, Corker had gone public with an interview in the Times about President Trump, and Corker's warning that Trump could put the country "on the path to World War III" seemed to have unleashed at least a few other Republicans to register varying degrees of disgust, dismay, fury, and disappointment about the perilous state of affairs in the Trump White House.
Now that the job market has tightened, though, more and more -- including those with a job or two already under their belt -- are scrambling to master these basic skills, with varying degrees of shock and dismay.
Their feelings of dismay and outrage were real.
For Russian intellectuals, a sense of dismay is setting in.
She rushed over to him with exclamations of dismay.
He just wants some slight governmental expression of dismay.
