Sentence examples for less dismaying from inspiring English sources

Maybe the absence of a party atmosphere, outside Isis territory, so that people generally watch these horrors in private, like pornography, not in real time, without cheering – but with snacks – makes the renewed acceptability of this activity marginally less dismaying.

It is not any less dismaying, or potentially damaging.

No less dismaying is his notion that women, gays and other emerging minorities should be left at the mercy of the prevailing political majority when it comes to ensuring fair treatment.

At any rate, after Corey's press conference, the rest of the country can now look at Florida with slightly less dismay than before.

We are now in the position of watching politicians and newscasters talk about disturbing issues — like, say, the state of our education system, or environmental degradation — yet they cannot muster signals of concern, much less dismay.

Unsurprisingly, this doesn't make the slaughter any less poignant or dismaying.

One reason McEnroe may, as he says, feel less anxiety and dismay out in the world is that his sources of anxiety and dismay are now external.

As I say in the Organizational Note (p. 364), the expanse of Emily Dickinson's 1789 short, title-less poems in the Harvard edition is dismaying to the eye.

A final vote could come "in March or April at best", says one of those involved.Until then Mr Paksas may tough it out, despite a global cold-shouldering that would dismay a less obstinate man.

Poor reporting of patient and event numbers had been anticipated, but we were dismayed that less than half of the articles reported event numbers, so readers had no information on an effective study sample size.

The results were dismaying.