Sentence examples for dismay of from inspiring English sources

The dismay of business.

But big gaps remain much to the dismay of deaf Web users.

To the dismay of his fellow-citizens, Earp the lawman frequently turned vigilante killer.

The Times reported the "dismay" of the panel at the difficulty of its job.

West Ham grab a late winner to the dismay of Liverpool fans and Jurgen Klopp.

Bozic and McNear, to the dismay of her family, were married in 1987.

The unreality is reinforced by Hollywood, much to the growing dismay of many obstetricians and gynecologists.

To the dismay of members, he retired rather than take up the post of Vice President.

To the dismay of many, Ernst became the scourge of alternative medicine.

By then his career had already gone under the radar, much to the dismay of critics.

But this rite of passage is increasingly controversial, much to the dismay of sports officials.