Sentence examples for human dismay from inspiring English sources

"The Birds," you could argue, had just such a quiet climax, plus a hint of some mysterious link between the forces of nature and private human dismay, but Hitchcock sustained his ominous mood, whereas Shyamalan — after the tautness of the first twenty minutes, which he handles with aplomb — swiftly loses his grip.

It's uncomfortable, given how much real human suffering and dismay is implicit in the economic disruption from which we often benefit.

Their nomination has dismayed human rights activists in the US and Latin America.

Dismayed human rights activists said it was another sign of rising intolerance at hands of violent extremists.

However it was met by dismay by human rights activists who said the base was a "reward" for the UK's silence on human rights abuses in the country.

Murder was left off the list, to the dismay of human rights advocates, and the bill has not advanced.

A1 American officials, lawmakers and independent human rights groups expressed dismay and indignation that the United States had lost its seat.

Meanwhile, observers and human rights advocates expressed dismay at the process in a number of places and said they were already awash in complaints.

In Moscow this week the U.S. national security adviser, Thomas Donilon, registered dismay over human rights abuses while encouraging progress on common interests.

Human rights groups expressed dismay at the number of criminal homicides and renewed their call for a Sept. 11-style inquiry into detention operations and abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan.

American officials, lawmakers and independent human rights groups voiced dismay and indignation today that the United States had lost its seat on the United Nations Human Rights Commission.