Sentence examples for particularly dismaying from inspiring English sources

Today's results on the economy are particularly dismaying for Labour.

The Jamaica allegations will be particularly dismaying for the ECGD.

In this regard, it was particularly dismaying to watch the constituents of Lincoln Center struggle toward some consensus over a major redevelopment plan that remains uncertain.

So it's particularly dismaying to find him trading now in his own brand of melodramatic extremities in this latest work, which arranges a heated but enlightening scrap between religious faith and rational humanism.

Particularly dismaying to Westerners was the heavy-handed treatment of Khodorkovsky and the show-trial nature of the court proceedings.

It's particularly dismaying coming on the heels of Stephen Colbert's recent departure from Comedy Central.

She didn't sound particularly dismayed.

As a lecturer of physics, I'm particularly dismayed at the demise of the fact.

Activists in Brazil are likely to be particularly dismayed by the court's decision.

Matthew was particularly dismayed by the presence of what will surely be the new truck's most controversial feature.

Mr. Killinger, who grew up in rural Nebraska, was particularly dismayed by the plight of Baldwin Village children, who spent their afternoons behind locked doors.