Sentence examples for statements with dismay from inspiring English sources

The plaintiffs and other inmate advocates have reacted to the recent statements with dismay and fury.

I read with dismay the Commentary by Lester Critchley [ 1] on our recent pulse contour analysis study [ 2].

His statement -- greeted with dismay by church conservatives -- was intended to clear up a semantic disagreement that had clouded debate over the resolution on Wednesday night, when it was approved by the House of Bishops, one of the church's two main decision-making bodies.

Representative Darrell Issa of California, the ranking Republican on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, also issued a statement of dismay.

The release of the statement is likely to be met with dismay in Sweden, where prosecutors' desire for personal aspects of the case to remain confidential has led them to deny Assange access to evidence against him, because of the risk that it might become public.

TalkSPORT's chief executive Scott Taunton said in a statement: "We are dismayed at the lack of response and perceived inaction by Twitter.

But many reacted with dismay.

Booksellers reacted to the news with dismay.

Mr Sharma reacted with "dismay and disappointment" to the "media reports" about the withdrawal, and was seeking clarification, a spokesman said in a statement.

Some conservative Catholics responded with dismay.

Theo regards his new room with dismay.