Sentence examples for utterly dismaying from inspiring English sources
Ms. Miner has moments in which she is naked with a lost look in her eyes that are utterly dismaying.
Amnesty International UK's head of policy and government affairs, Allan Hogarth, said: "Thousands of civilians have already died and it's been utterly dismaying to see Downing Street brushing aside extremely serious concerns about the reckless conduct of Saudi Arabia in this devastating conflict".
I've found it utterly dismaying; I feel like I need to search Amazon for deals on hemlock.
"I'm utterly dismayed at the decision by the National Media Museum to withdraw from the Bradford international film festival – another unwarranted cut to Bradford's cultural life determined by people in London without even bothering to consult councillors or the Bradford public.
A statement from Rangers' joint administrator Paul Clark, of Duff & Phelps, read: "All of us working on behalf of the club are utterly shocked and dismayed by the draconian sanctions imposed on Rangers in respect of these charges.
The results were dismaying.
"It's becoming really dismaying.
I have to say I was dismayed by the way the pair are utterly different in their branding.
Put simply, Guston's late paintings confuse and confound, disturb and dismay in equal measure; they are often vulgarly funny and utterly ominous.
We utterly reject a resolution which cancels out its positive points with such abominations, and we are sounding the alarm bells in dismay.
