Sentence examples for received with dismay from inspiring English sources

Word of the Sarkozy-Bruni hookup began getting around in late November, little more than a week after they were introduced at a dinner party, and the President's involvement with such paparazzi bait was received with dismay by a France weary of seeing the Élysée as the set of a soap opera.

This news was received with dismay by Australian fans, who had earlier seen players such as Ted McDonald leave Australia and accept contracts in the professional English leagues.

So, on Thursday morning, when the N.F.L. announced that it was suspending Rice for just two games this season, the news was received with some dismay.

But the most recent issue — a special edition titled "Charia Hebdo" that was billed as being "guest edited" by the prophet Muhammad, who appeared in a cartoon on the cover — was received with particular dismay among many French Muslims, who say they have felt increasingly stigmatized under the government of President Nicolas Sarkozy.

The National Front, an alliance of the Destourian Socialist Party and the trade union movement, swept all 136 parliamentary seats, a result received with cynicism and dismay by the opposition.

The news will likely be received with shock and dismay by legions of serious AV fans given Oppo's reputation for pushing performance boundaries with its uncompromising, cutting-edge products.

Mao Zedong received the news with dismay, but he knew that his army could not continue the war without Soviet assistance.

Most low-cost carriers have reacted with dismay.

They have filled her with dismay.

Many commentators have noticed it, often with dismay.

King Carl Gustaf said Sweden was "in shock" following the attack and that the royal family received the news "with great dismay and sadness".