Sentence examples for in utter dismay from inspiring English sources

It was not a public humiliation that was troubling me, because there was really no one lining up behind me to witness this, but I was in utter dismay for being unable to uphold the values that my parents hammered into me over the years like a goldsmith patiently working on a piece of jewelry.

Then, while working for Vogue, she produced a series of images that out-shocked them all in their vision of utter dismay.

In the circumstances it really was the last thing the FA needed after the week from hell and when it was reminded of it by a reporter at yesterday's press briefing, it was not hard to detect the utter dismay in the faces of chairman David Bernstein, Sir Trevor Brooking, general secretary Alex Horne and Club England's Adrian Bevington.

They found they had a lot in common, specifically a sense of utter dismay at the shape of the world.

"There's a feeling in the computer scientist community of utter dismay about the state of voting-machine technology," said Douglas W.

In the letter, the group expresses its "utter dismay" over what it calls "the inadequate response to ongoing instances of violence taking place in myriad forms within our local, CUPE 3903 and CUPE national".

My lips are disappearing, my skin is as thin as the pages in a Bible, and I have -- to my utter dismay -- inherited my father's jagged hairline.

With an early resumption of the process unlikely, advocates for the Doha round expressed utter dismay.

As someone who grew up in Luton and is from a Muslim background my initial response to the images of the protest was utter dismay.

On arrival at the petrol station forecourt, to my utter dismay, I spotted a young boy, probably no older than fourteen.

Marlowe seems to draw out the fabric of that "one bare hour" as far as it will stretch and the unvoiced syllables are spaces of utter dismay.