Sentence examples for immediate dismay from inspiring English sources

He expressed his immediate dismay.

Astronomers reacted with immediate dismay, fearing that the death of the Webb telescope could have the same dire impact on American astronomy that killing the Superconducting Supercollider, a giant particle accelerator in Texas, did in 1993 for American physics, sending leadership abroad.

Misión Guadalupe As soon as you walk across the Santa Fe Bridge and find yourself in Mexico, there's the immediate pleasure, dismay and comfort all at once of being back in a culture that values the street and the pedestrian, rather than the freeway and the automobile.

Sessions' push for maximum penalties brought immediate groans of dismay from many quarters, including some former prosecutors.

To oversimplify the situation slightly, United have been buying finished products, because Mourinho recognises both the need for immediate improvement and the dismay felt by most United fans over the lack of entertainment on offer in recent seasons.

It provoked an immediate outcry from travel writers dismayed at what they see as a broadside against an already beleaguered sector of the book trade.

Then it commissioned full-length feature films for immediate online distribution, much to the dismay of the world's cinema operators.

And beyond this loathsome industry that my immediate future seems to hold, my dismay at this overpowering surfeit may also spring from some intuitive awareness of how easily we may go wrong when we suddenly have too much.

That may also explain why there was so little public dismay at Mr. Medvedev's immediate announcement that, once elected, he would name Mr. Putin the prime minister.

Our correspondent says that the immediate response from aid agencies has been dismay, and that they have accused G8 leaders of moving from "ambition on poverty in 2005 to poverty of ambition in 2010".

Other officials contend the economic indicators, while dismaying, do not represent an immediate threat, and worry that additional monetary stimulus by the Fed could erode the already shaky confidence of the markets, or even backfire by eventually spurring uncontrolled inflation.