Sentence examples for wide dismay from inspiring English sources

But in "The Golden Notebook" (1962) she plunged instead into the world of a woman's dreams and mental disintegration, to wide dismay.

For Pilobolus the robot dance is just another example in an increasingly long line of gimmicky, collaborative disappointments, and Mr. Del Rosario's wide-eyed dismay doesn't help.

"I realize that I've got so much more to learn," he said, eyes wide with dismay.

Yet at the fringes of the aid donors' meeting, a wide measure of dismay over the government's policies could be found.

Andreas Weimann then broke clear for Villa but with Benteke to his left he chose to go for goal only to screw his shot well wide, much to the dismay of the home crowd.

I marveled and raged and cheered wide-eyed with wonder and dismay.

His mount accelerated, going wide around horses to the dismay of the fans who feared an early burst of speed might hamper the colt's stamina.

In 1995 he had a yen to buy shares of Dell Computer but was dismayed by the wide range of IBES numbers.

Mr. Rossmer relies far too heavily on one expression — mouth wide open — to convey surprise, discomfort, dismay and other emotions.

Public dismay was also part of a wider anger about salaries across the board.

In "How Music Works" (McSweeney's), a wide-ranging book of essays, David Byrne expresses a dismay shared by many of his peers.