Sentence examples for feeling dismay from inspiring English sources
I am grateful that this vital America drama can be seen in our area, though I can't help feeling dismay at Center Theatre Group, which has been too busy programming solo shows and touring Broadway fare to find an opening at one of its theaters for a work that is as dramatically gripping as it is politically resonant.
John MacDougall Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada**** "Betrayed" started with a simple feeling — dismay and anger at the news that Iraqis I knew were being abandoned to their fate.
"Betrayed" started with a simple feeling — dismay and anger at the news that Iraqis I knew were being abandoned to their fate.
Each time a showbiz icon self-destructs we are left feeling dismay and confusion.
Something is missing that has left even the recently appointed district governor feeling dismayed.
And if Rangers fans are not feeling dismayed already, the club also announced yesterday that Dan Blackburn, its goaltender of the future, is out indefinitely with a nerve injury in his left shoulder, his catching arm.
And the rhetoric of Mr Mugabe over elections being held sooner rather than later has only served to leave many Zimbabweans feeling dismayed.
Twenty years later, as an artisan candy maker, I am always left feeling dismayed by a trip to my local supermarket.
That feeling turned to dismay in the morning.
" 'There's a deepening feeling of dismay in the country about the way things are going in Iraq,' Feingold said.
