Sentence examples for note of dismay from inspiring English sources
Mr Lieven's concluding thoughts, written from a Japanese mountainside where he has a second home, add a further note of dismay.
And, he added, with a note of dismay, "This week it's Robert E. Lee, and I notice that Stonewall Jackson is coming down.
The note of dismay resonates generally today, when another of Eliot's prophetic laments — "distracted from distraction by distraction," from a year later, in "Burnt Norton" — might be this morning's spiritual weather report.
Watching Tuesday's episode of the Studio 10 program, I noted the gasps of dismay across the panel and studio audience, when Gunaikurnai and Gunditjmara woman Lidia Thorpe, video-linked to the Sydney studio from Melbourne, called out Kennerley's white privilege.
A cheild amang us, takin' notes." Dismay of visitors, thinking they are going to be caricatured.
My aesthetic, speculative impression is of dismay.
There were expressions of dismay and disappointment.
Peter Claire's feelings of dismay increase.
A yelp of dismay from Williams.
But it is a matter of dismay.
