Sentence examples for huge dismay from inspiring English sources

He was sentenced by a military court to three years in prison, to the huge dismay of the blogosphere which regarded this incident as the first instance of free speech violation in post-revolution Egypt.

Everything I clicked on to do with MoD was 'restricted'... It is huge". Dismay was sparked by the discovery that Wikileaks had posted copies of a 2007 manual on UK tactics for Iraq and Afghanistan, and a handbook on Istar (intelligence surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance) on its website.

Grass-roots UMP dismay is huge.

His gallery début in New York, in 1972, offended avant-gardists and, to his dismay, was a huge hit with genteel collectors who thrilled to sightings in his work, he said, of "precious moo-cows 'round the pondy-wondy".

Delegates and non-governmental organisations at the UN's huge Rio+20 conference have expressed dismay that world leaders arriving on Wednesday to thrash out a deal will do little more than rubber-stamp a negotiating text that contains few concrete measures and has been largely locked down.

This one may be said by your doctor as they try to not raise their eyebrows or shake their head in dismay at the huge, scary lesion you are presenting in the office.

I wish a child had stood up and said, 'The emperor has no clothes.' " In addition to writing her statement, she said, she has been seeing her parents and friends, investigating law school, "staring with dismay at a huge pile of mail," and gearing up for more fund raising, to pay her lawyers and get ready for the appeal.

Justin is dismayed by the huge medical bills his parents incurred on his behalf.

Far from being dismayed by the huge pile of criticism, she almost certainly wanted it.

"All of those hundreds of thousands of people who had this huge outpouring of support, shock and dismay?

Governments across Europe have expressed dismay at Sunday's huge loss of life.