Sentence examples for widespread dismay over from inspiring English sources

There is widespread dismay over the small role that foreign policy plays in the national debate.

But that could not mute the widespread dismay over Mr. Bush's troubling choice of Mr. Ashcroft.

In the South there was widespread dismay over the outcome and over the death of Sidney Johnston.

Mr Singh's warning in August that slower growth threatens national security sounded like a vain cry to his fellow politicians.Worsening the scepticism is widespread dismay over crony capitalism.

Iran has an ageing fleet of planes, but the widespread dismay over this latest incident was summed up by a Tehran councillor, Rasul Khadem, who accused the Iranian military of "playing with people's lives".

I have spent a great deal of time in European and Asian countries, and I am certain that there is widespread dismay over the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union.

The way the previous sexual behaviour of the complainant in the Ched Evans case was pored over during his successful appeal and in court this month has caused widespread dismay.

There had been widespread dismay at the news that Suzanne Mubarak was released from detention (in a hospital after a "suspected heart attack") after she signed over certain assets.

The post met with widespread dismay on social media.

The sacking of manager Roberto Mancini has been met with widespread dismay by Manchester City fans.

Over the last 50 years, his idiosyncratic vocal style has gone from causing widespread dismay – "we sounded quite good … then Neil started singing," as one member of his early 60s combo the Squires gloomily recalled – to comforting familiarity.