Sentence examples for dismay that from inspiring English sources

(For Samuel Coleridge, chronic bad dreams were a "night's dismay" that "saddened and stunned the coming day").

The look of dismay that was on my tiny face is something I wish someone had taken a photo of.

Dismay, that feeble-sounding word, has this ghastly meaning.

It was with great dismay that I read your article.

(Sharansky soon discovered, to his dismay, that the committee was a sham: Netanyahu simply ignored it).

But now he realized with dismay that the scent of the Trianon had gone off.

I discovered to my dismay that everyone wanted to define you.

Ohlin clarified with dismay that, while it may not follow the spirit of equality, it was legally allowable.

Professors have long known -- often to their dismay -- that students are price-conscious textbook shoppers.

In the coffee shop, Jerry expresses dismay that Kramer has offended the aspiring actress.

A number expressed dismay that he had not even mentioned the Yellow Vests movement by name.