Sentence examples similar to dismaying understanding from inspiring English sources
Last year, shortlisted author William Nicholson admitted that his nomination was "genuinely wounding", saying that "there's something uniquely dismaying about this particular criticism", because "as well as questioning my talent as a writer, it questions my understanding of sex itself.
The results were dismaying.
Bizarre – and somewhat dismaying.
The precedents were dismaying.
The numbers are dismaying.
This is a dismaying situation for a biologist.
"I'm dismayed by the lack of understanding between the two groups," said journalist Nick Pope, who used to investigate UFOs for the U.K. Ministry of Defense.
("... Whether after all he doesn't come at all....".) Mr. Reuss writes of their days and dismays with brilliant understanding and a painter's rich detail.
Proponents of the so-called Second Viennese School were dismayed by his lack of enthusiasm or, as they put it, understanding, for the music of Berg, Schoenberg and Webern.Mr Sacher was unapologetic.
Expressing "surprise and dismay" at the development, the coalition statement said, "We don't need imported charters or a new understanding of the nation's religion".
