Sentence examples for very dismaying from inspiring English sources

"That's very, very, very dismaying and strange.

I think it would be an instructive discussion, and also very dismaying and depressing.

"It's very dismaying; it just doesn't reflect a real grappling with reality, and the complexity of the issues that face us.

It's all very dismaying, not just because of how obviously fake the photos are, (That tweet above is a photo of Floyd Mayweather) but because of how joyfully racist this whole hoax is.

While it may be shocking to see a "fraudulent" interpreter signing for the President of the United States at a world-stage event, it is also very dismaying to note that even today there are still many U.S. interpreters at work in critical settings who are not yet nationally certified.

"It's becoming really dismaying.

That's why I couldn't turn a blind eye to the apparent blind eyes that have been vocalizing their very real dismay at this term entering their lives.

"It's quite sad that people nationally will think this is how we behave – I'm very disappointed and dismayed by it all".

In the 11th over, James Anderson induced a regulation edge from Petersen, but Alastair Cook, fielding at second slip in Swann's absence, could not get his hands into a comfortable position and the chance went to ground, to the very obvious dismay of the bowler, who kicked at the turf.

After a week of painting nothing but the Native American woman's face and a very, very precise braid, Hadley was dismayed by her lack of progress and low morale.

At the very least, a cap on size could stop a dismaying trend of big banks getting ever bigger and more powerful.