Sentence examples for dismaying to think from inspiring English sources

It's dismaying to think of a television future without Archie-Sammy moments.

Yeah, yeah, we're part of a global economy now, but still, it's dismaying to think that there was no American-born actor who could play this 21st-century John Wayne.

The filming apparently caused no mass panic, but still, it's dismaying to think that those involved embarked on a life of crime for the sake of such an unnecessary movie.

Plenty of women accomplished plenty of things in the first century or so of United States history, so it's a little dismaying to think that the country's first female superstar was famous not for her voice or her musicianship or her brain, but for her ability to shoot firearms accurately.

The author declared herself dismayed to think of "poor students having to pastiche my style".

SirAlthough I commend you for trying to grow your customer demographic, it dismays me to think that you have had to lower yourselves to the level of the multitude of tabloids found at the check out counter of any grocery store.

He viewed his illness with dismay, crying "To think I should have such a horrid disgusting illness.

Readers may be surprised and dismayed to find that Mr. Caillat thinks his own story is as interesting as, say, those of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks; he provides way too much information about his own role.

Not long ago, I realised, with a feeling of dismay, that I'd started to think of some of these contacts – not most of them, but some – as clutter.

If you have, and are dismayed by the data, you might want to think hard about where those precious dollars are going and why.

Touching though some may have found it, it's hard not to think that that dismay comes from a strangely blinkered kind of romanticism, a vision of Scotland that may explain why the Better Together campaign has found it so hard to shake off claims of imperialism.