Sentence examples for open dismay from inspiring English sources

To Washington's open dismay, he has also become a bit of an apologist for Iran and Syria.

European Union leaders reacted with open dismay yesterday to the confirmation of President George Bush's decision to withdraw support for the Kyoto climate change agreement.

And "American Idol" voters have embraced this idea: Lazaro Arbos, a Ricky Ricardo look-alike with a stutter who was at once the worst singer and the oddest, most unfamiliar human onstage, somehow made it all the way to the Top 6, despite open dismay from the judges.

Inside the orifice, looking out from the belly of the beast, is a human face, with tribal scarifications that widen its eyes in terror and leave its mouth gaping open in dismay.

Lee Evans as Darnley shows a nice line in open-mouthed dismay and gets to do a passably funny imitation of Carmen Miranda brandishing her maracas.

More importantly, it has brought the Republican "Southern" strategy into the open to the dismay of the frontrunners George W Bush and John McCain.

The psychologist Dorothy Bishop, an expert in developmental disorders, was so infuriated by Greenfield's interventions that she wrote an open letter expressing "dismay" at the way "your public communications have moved increasingly away from science".

In November of 2016, every health secretary from the last 20 years signed an open letter expressing "alarm and dismay" at the government's failure to improve mental health services.

Enough of the capsule was uncovered to open it, with dismaying results.

There was a photograph in an animal encyclopedia we had of a caterpillar being devoured by parasites, which had the same effect on me, opening fissures of dismay.

Biglari disapproves of the Roudbar cave being open to visitors, dismayed by his own return there a few months after excavations ended.