Sentence examples for show dismay from inspiring English sources

Embree's players even turned out to show dismay at his firing, which almost everyone believes was premature considering he was handed a program in shambles and had only two years to piece it together.

At first, her friends and family showed dismay at her career choice.

People on the street and members of several TV and radio shows aired on Tuesday have all shown dismay that Labour have employed dirty tricks and it looks to have back-fired.

A committed connoisseur — and Western museology is built on connoisseurship — would have greeted the show with dismay.

To the show's dismay, most finalists have been male and white; fewer than 20 of the 175 hot-seat players so far have been women, and none have been black.

On Tuesday Abbott and Bishop began to show their dismay at the "ghastly episode" and what Australian officials see as Indonesia's dismissive attitude to their pleas, and the insensitive and heavy-handed treatment of the condemned men and their families.

For a man who is only sentimental about his darling son, he appears oddly unalive to the idea that the dashing young buck might be more appealing to his girlfriend than his old bones are; and when the surprise armament switcheroo transpires, he sees nothing amiss in this young buck's blatant show of dismay.

The crowd continued to show their dismay at the decision, and eventually the Somerset officials asked the umpires to take another look at the ground.

If you are not getting the price you want, show your dismay by walking away slowly while telling them it is too expensive.

This show-off dismay has been hailed as a major "vision" by numerous critics.

Perkins showed his dismay by jumping up and down, shouting, and walking away from Rush.