Sentence examples similar to dismay registered from inspiring English sources

Ashdown has also registered dismay that the BBC had reneged on an agreement about subsequent debates.

The girl's face registered dismay, because Father Paul was beloved and Father Leon was not, but what could you do?

In Moscow this week the U.S. national security adviser, Thomas Donilon, registered dismay over human rights abuses while encouraging progress on common interests.

I've regretted my sun-spurning pallor, I've felt bad about my neck (for reasons other than Nora Ephron's — mine is just really short), I've registered dismay at my stomach's persistent convexity.

(Sullivan's defense was also slightly redundant, since her predecessor wrote a piece on the prerogatives of Times' critics one day before his departure and her appointment were announced in July; I registered dismay then as well).

The New Zealand press has registered its dismay over the All Blacks' unusual anonymity in Chicago this week.

It registered its "dismay" at the takeover of the Feza media group.

The European Union and the United Nations have registered their dismay at the NLD's absence from the convention.

Flanders registered her dismay on Twitter after the Sunday Times repeated reports about women dated by Miliband before marrying Justine Thornton.

On June 6th even John Major, the usually circumspect former Tory prime minister, registered his dismay at the proposal.Moreover, if ministers hoped the Tories would pay an electoral price for opposing a measure that is popular in the country, they are likely to be disappointed.

Mr. Weldon has had to defend his decision even as Gov. Rick Perry, Attorney General Greg Abbott and scores of students, parents and others have criticized the district's ban on the signs and registered their dismay and disgust in subtle and not-so-subtle ways.