Sentence examples for triggered dismay from inspiring English sources
That's why the president's announcement triggered dismay from Aruba to Anguilla.
The article triggered dismay from environmentalists around the world -- and, naturally, jubilation among polluters, who say Steyer's credibility is thoroughly undermined.
Issuing a decision that triggered dismay and anger among supporters of an Internet open and free to all, a federal appeals court on Tuesday overruled the Federal Communications Commission and set the stage for a near future in which such service providers as Verizon and AT&T could give preferential treatment to websites willing to pay a higher price for access and speed.
This triggers dismay, but not yet disillusion.
Frustration with Conservative policy over Gaza was the trigger, but dismay at what she sees as a morally deficient Middle East policy would not have driven her out of government if she had felt valued from within.
Today, nearly three weeks since his extraordinary kidnapping, he is nowhere to be seen.His disappearance has triggered an unprecedented flood of international dismay.
Khalid al-Maaly, an Iraqi poet and publisher in Beirut, believes he is being penalised for Mr Khal's bumper sales: "They see what's popular and think it must be subversive .If awards risk triggering censorship, not everyone is dismayed.
But last month, they balked at a fourth, triggering Sócrates's resignation, to the dismay of Brussels.
Public discontent with trigger-happy anchors and network dismay over the soaring costs of election coverage drove the networks to pool their resources in a consortium in 1990.
Something in those boyish chops triggers in me an involuntary yelp: part dismay, part teenybopper salute to his awesome star-quality.
