Patiently trying to pump some life into his friend, Carter notes with dismay the piles of stinking laundry.
"She exploded into our lives," Nadia, the younger sister, notes with dismay, "like a fluffy pink grenade".
Brooks notes with dismay the growing ranks of college students who happily affirm that, upon graduation, they will aim for financial success over other possible goals.
I've talked to other parents who have also noted with dismay that their children, when young, refused to watch black-and-white shows.
The formalized paths had been marked with brightly colored plastic medallions nailed to nearby tree trunks, which, King noted with dismay, pedestrians like to pilfer as mementos.
"Trying to Tame Speed Demons" [Opinion, March 11] notes with dismay that Long Island's speed limits are being extensively and consistently exceeded, and by more than a modest amount!
The black feminist Bell Hooks notes with dismay that what many people took to be a "narrative of a crime of passion" had as its victim "a woman that many people, white and black, felt was like a whore.
Primarily, Ellison noted with dismay that the new jazz was cut off from the general black public, from the tradition of popular music from which it arose, and from the historical experience and civic realm that animated it.
The Council of Europe this week noted with dismay, for example, the failure to introduce promised electoral reform measures, or to allow the opposition unrestricted access to CCTV footage of polling stations.It is hard to overstate Georgia's importance for the West.
