Sentence examples for substantial dismay from inspiring English sources
"I have watched these votes, and I must say I view them with substantial dismay at the lack of courage in this house," Feinstein said ahead of the assault weapons vote.
Obviously, and to the contrary, quite a lot of us are disconcerted by the differences, and in substantial numbers we are dismayed by any inconclusiveness, as you well know and have reported.
On the due date, I subjected my model to a final audit and to my overwhelming dismay, I discovered a substantial error.
I read "Young Love: The Good, the Bad and the Educational" with dismay, as it ignores the substantial number of teenagers dealing with same-sex desire in their formative years.
And a spreading sense of dismay and hopelessness would give the terrorist a substantial achievement, even if loss of life is averted.
To mounting dismay on the Chinese side, the foundation's only substantial funding to date is $1.7m, and that was spare cash left over from America's pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai Expo.
However, the conservative movement seemed dismayed by the corporate "sellout" and stepped up its already substantial efforts to deny the reality of climate change by attacking climate science and scientists (McCright & Dunlap, 2000, 2003).
By Andy Borowitz April 4, 2018 MADISON (The Borowitz Report) — Scott Walker, the governor of Wisconsin, said on Wednesday that he was "dismayed and alarmed" that people in his state had somehow become smarter despite substantial cuts in education.
MADISON (The Borowitz Report) — Scott Walker, the governor of Wisconsin, said on Wednesday that he was "dismayed and alarmed" that people in his state had somehow become smarter despite substantial cuts in education.
