Sentence examples for dismay out from inspiring English sources

One reason McEnroe may, as he says, feel less anxiety and dismay out in the world is that his sources of anxiety and dismay are now external.

To my dismay, out folds a pair of micropants that wouldn't fit a five-year-old.

Atwood begins to smirk and deadpan: "There was a lot of dismay out there, and not nearly enough ambulances".

In Syria, war news drowned out dismay over the jailing of activists in a crackdown by the Syrian government this spring.

Neil Hamburger's First Of Dismay is out now; Sarah Silverman's We Are Miracles is out Mon; Cameron Esposito's Same Sex Symbol is out 7 Oct.

He also becomes obsessed with tracing the child's mother who, to his dismay, turns out to be a good-hearted but terminally dim prostitute and porn star.

Welcome, once again, to the element of Trump-ism that liberal dismay drowns out, but which partly accounts for the fact that this most unqualified of presidents is in office – and which, for all his dismal approval ratings, is surely playing pretty well in the post-industrial places whose support took him over the line in November.

Others like the one in Iowa (which did pass last year, to our dismay) kept out language involving video, yet included problematic provisions that still enable a culture of silence behind factory farm doors.

Imagine my surprise and dismay when I find out that your administration is proposing to cap the forgiveness amount at $57,000 as part of the 2015 budget.

Much to her followers' dismay, Lyall tweeted out graphic images of the skin-removal surgery that, while interesting, do not go well with lunch.

Ince will be dismayed after missing out on the chance to leave Milton Keynes Dons to join the Premier League club, believing he was the favourite for the job.