Sentence examples for level of dismay from inspiring English sources

The level of dismay among those affected by Mr. Cuomo's proposals varied considerably on Wednesday.

Nearly two-thirds of people in New York City said the Police Department was doing only a fair or poor job, with the level of dismay particularly high among blacks.

The level of dismay, disappointment, even venom seems surprisingly high, with a Rotten Tomatoes critic's score of 29.

But the level of dismay these insurgents have brought with their actions -- from the downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 that killed 298 people in July, to the dozens of civilians killed around Mariupol in recent weeks -- is creating unease across Russia.

Well before the economic crisis they were weeping on the shoulders of pollsters, who reported rapidly rising levels of dismay about the country's direction and an increased sense of nostalgia about the good old days.

While not deserving of the level of hyperbolic dismay it has been greeted with in some quarters, emblematic of the general level of hoopla that surrounds each successive transfer window as the TV money pouring in to the top end of the game continues to escalate, the sense of humiliation will be bitterlyfelt – and not only among the club's hierarchy.

Even before tackling any personnel decisions, Mr. Codey has already begun reckoning with the level of debt the state faces, expressing dismay at estimates as high as $5 billion for next year's budget.

Low-wage workers have become more assertive out of dismay that while corporate profits have rebounded to record levels since the recession, wages have floundered.

But many people are dismayed at the level of bloodshed.

Newt Gingrich got to Washington and was dismayed at the level of partisan civility and cooperation.

"Employers are dismayed with the level of sophistication of their employees, and a lot of times they should be.