The discrepancies between Sara's accounts and his own version of the same events dismay him beyond all measure.
But at least one reader wrote in anguish over seeing this at the top of A1, and no doubt many more had the same sense of dismay.
Dog on the menu invokes the same kind of dismay in the west that my rabbit stew has inflicted on my Japanese and Korean dinner guests.
There she met with lawyers defending prisoners and found, to her dismay, the same kinds of abuses she had witnessed in Cambodia.
The next day, to my dismay, the same thing happened again, so there were two tiny white dots on the Porsche.
At the same time, to the dismay of some colleagues, in 1994 Mr. Salgado left the Magnum photo cooperative and set up Amazonas Images, perhaps the only agency created to distribute a single photographer's work.
Yet even at the moment of his triumph, Lincoln is tragically alone as he surveys with skeptical dismay the same cheering crowd that had so recently shouted for blood.
At the same time, to the dismay of some non-asshole demonstrators, a team of journalists from the French channel, Télé channel was forced to leave as several individuals were threatening them with violence.
