Sentence examples for it dismay from inspiring English sources

Does it dismay you there are so many Connecticut legislative races this year that are uncontested?

If the answer is yes, would it dismay, please, or just confuse you to know that plenty of wine experts can't tell the difference either?

A competitor headed toward the water looks back and shakes his head, but is it dismay or envy?

However, repatriation has often carried with it dismay at the new ideologies coming to define present-day Kurdistan.

From the little he knows about Russian writers, it dismays him that his parents chose the weirdest namesake.

It dismays me that if you go to a supermarket, meat doesn't even look like meat.

But it dismayed those, especially at the State Department, who want Israel to ease its crackdown in the West Bank and Gaza.

It dismays Kirk that Warp moved to London but he's still in touch with them and their releases, effusing particularly about DJ Mujava and "Township Funk".

I find it dismaying that he is prayed in aid by those who oppose the action and seek to damage the government and the prime minister.

But her bad decision, though it dismays and bewilders Powell, doesn't lead him to abandon her or to write her off.

Often enough his choice to be literal stems from the rare resolve not to look away from the text, even when it dismays us, or ought to.