Sentence examples for dismay regarding from inspiring English sources

In the magazine this week, Anthony Lane reviews "Tower Heist" and "Melancholia" and, along the way, discusses their video-on-demand releases (postponed for the former, in progress for the latter) with dismay regarding the very concept: There's only one problem with home cinema: it doesn't exist.

Robin Givhan, special correspondent for style and culture for Newsweek and The Daily Beast, recently discussed her dismay regarding this issue with the Toronto Star.

The crossover territory between classical, jazz and pop has remained largely uninhabited since the era when prog-rockers strove to assert their musical chops with ill-advised symphonic works and temporary alliances with classical musicians who sometimes – as Frank Zappa learnt to his dismay – regarded the commission with a disrespect bordering on contempt.

THE NEW YORKER: Let's take a break from live comments to post something that came in via e-mail: As the person leading the effort at Princeton to pilot the use of the Kindle, I was dismayed by your comments regarding Princeton in the Kindle article.

Regarding Rick Marin's dismay over the design change in the Bic four-color pen (March 16), it is time for Mr. Marin to join me and become a consumer archaeologist.

There is a growing sense of dismay at the Bush administration's aggressively negative tactics regarding international treaties and agreements on arms, pollution, trade and criminal justice.

During the summer of 1750, Gray received so much positive support regarding the poem that he was in dismay, but did not mention it in his letters until an 18 December 1750 letter to Wharton.

The remaining physicians, however, felt that HCR was a problem either quantitatively or qualitatively unique to Bangladesh, and several expressed dismay at the insufficient published literature or academic interest regarding HCR.

Barak, regarded with dismay by the majority of his compatriots and repudiated by the Knesset, no longer speaks for Israel.

Unlike other campaign groups, the Transition network never set out to frighten people, but seemed resolutely upbeat, determined to find opportunity in what most regard with dismay.

In Number 10, officials did little to hide their dismay at what they regarded as the Chancellor's lack of judgment.