dismay

Fanny's emotion, which but now had been that of defiance and anger, have turned to dismay and supplication.

In the early stages of this week, dismay seems to be overwhelming hope among the rich.

Therefore, there should have been no concern or dismay if some of the proposals had not been included in the first list.

I stared at him in shock and a small sound of dismay escaped my throat. I hadn't expected this. He still avoided looking in my eye's.

When the small sum of money which he brought with him from London came to an end he suffered from no dismay.

The only foreseeable problem might be Kobe's dismay at having to concede so much ball-time to Steve Nash.

To his dismay, there were hundreds of people ahead of him in line to see St. Peter.

And I got all excited, and came back and they sort of looked at me in dismay and said, an island?

she found , to her dismay , that this was owing to their having eaten all the seed potatoes , - that last lapse of the improvident.

She looked at him in dismay, very confused.

Fanny, in dismay at such an unprecedented question, did not know which way to look, or how to be prepared for the answer.

Much to the dismay of his present readers, Pirandello was an ardent fascist who joined the party in 1923.

As if moved by a single thought, they cried out in dismay and grief.

News of Mr Putin's candidacy, which had been widely expected, was greeted with dismay by the country's small liberal opposition.

"People disappear in that river every year, " one of the policemen said to me that afternoon, half in dismay, half in frustration.

To her dismay, however, the young man roughly brushed her aside and went by without so much as a glance at her.

Many of you have come into life with a dark side, but that should not dismay you as you will have every opportunity to deal with it.

Connie hesitated, she ought to go. But she looked round the clean, tidy, rather dreary little sitting-room with something like dismay.

She taught him as she herself had been taught sixty years ago-a process which carried dismay to his soul.

Mr. Giddens said the trustee has received 'thousands of inquiries' from investors, adding that officials 'understand [their] dismay. '

King Acrisius, in dismay, ordered mother and child to be boxed up in a chest, and set adrift on the sea.

To my dismay this caused the camera he was holding to fly out of his hands and clatter to the pavement.

Moreover, there was dismay, as I, the head of a respected and technically exacting health agency, took up the challenge.

For a moment she stared at him bewildered, dropping her skirt in dismay.

For this crook stupid people had a confession after spirit-broken dismay, filled left cheater, head down and went home.

To the dismay of some, Facebook has no "Dislike" button. But a new application for the social network may prove to be the next-best thing.

To the dismay of the protesters, both parties show signs of trying to sway public sentiment about the demonstrations in their favor.

As if moved by a single thought, they tried out in dismay and grief.

My husband shakes his head in dismay, offering me a knowing look that suggests he has read a leaflet on the menopause.

So they were doubly oppressed. Now younger black women are extremely active, to the surprise and amazement and dismay of men their own age.

But all of a sudden--to my great dismay , I recall that was just what my dad used to say .

He looked AT me in dismay when I told him I had crashed the car.

" He expressed dismay at what he saw facing humanity in the not so distant future, describing those times as " the darkest since the deluge.

Deng Yanjing-stricken to her dismay, then, Xiangyebuxiang, she waved, he gave a slap in the face.

To my dismay, there were times where my teenage hormones spoke differently. But my mother continued to love me ever so gently.

To my dismay, my choice didn't correspond with my daughter' s. My son-In-law was the tall, lanky one with spiked hair and a small goatee.

The Grey Havens scene had to be shot three times, much to the dismay of the actors, who had to be crying for most of the scene.

I spend my last two weeks nearly dancing around the booths, picking up the same sperm-crusted rags with aplomb, rather than dismay.

For you to leave, we offer all kinds of frustration and dismay with the worth of.

Many have expressed dismay at the ICC's decision and yet said nothing about the expulsion of the aid agencies.

I cannot think of such a battle without dismay.

For present cause was none of dread her to dismay.

Faced with our massive military offensive, the enemy had to retreat in perfect dismay.

Upon inspection, to my dismay, I realized it was the next door neighbor's 10 year old daughter's rabbit.

To her dismay, the blood continued to ooze out, unabated.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin expressed China's dismay at the news that Canada had pulled out of the Kyoto Protocol.

Shortly after the news of her death spread, celebrities, music critics and enthusiasts expressed dismay on social media sites.

He had hardly read a few lines when his face turned white and his eyes opened wide in dismay and joy.

Much to the dismay of those in the music industry, many people have no qualms about illegally downloading music files from the Internet.

Imagine their dismay when they found a beautifully- cooked wallet and note turned to ash!

To her great dismay, Ho shows his love to Myunt only. Sheila thus helps him to be with Myunt again. Sheila 's father is outraged.

To her dismay after reaching maturity he became to advocate quite a different approach to life than Theosophists did.

She's in perfect dismay, she doesn't want sex , but she wants a hug, why not just a hug?

Such a child might regard " Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" with fear and dismay.

Everyone cried out in dismay as the fish crashed to the floor, but Simon quickly brushed himself off.

To the church's dismay, Earth assumed its rightful place as one of several planets orbiting the Sun (see page 28).

The protests' vague message chimes with a public sense of unfocused dismay.

Woods should escape when the moment Finney has dismay, persevering seeking only his legs trembled, cannot make a step.

The prideful cat hunted around like a chicken with its head cut off in vain and finally left in dismay.

The patient read the result of his medical examination with dismay.

To Netanyahu's dismay, Obama doesn't appear to have a hidden policy. It is what he said it was.

She assumed an air of confidence in spite of her dismay.

Both parties woo the amorphous middle, to the dismay of those voters who want political contours to be drawn sharply.

And, to her parent's dismay, she currently lives in their basement, rent free, at the ripe age of 29.

To many employers' dismay, traditional dress codes aren't always enough to keep employees from dressing inappropriately.

Dismay is not a characteristic mood with him.

Not that I put it to myself in so many words, but that was the cause of my dismay.

Both men had just begun to swim towards the shore, when they noticed with dismay that the speedboat was moving in a circle.

In launching his campaign, Mr Perry expressed dismay at "the injustice" that 47% of Americans do not pay any federal income taxes.

May those who seek my life be disgraced and put to shame; may those who plot my ruin be turned back in dismay.

Imagine his dismay, when he knew that his girlfriend married and groom was not him.

This means that you need feel no embarrassment or dismay about the financial predicament of your committee member.

And I can only shake in dismay, but now, my friends, now, we've won silver!

Looking around Jack realizes with dismay that he is only a drop in a bucket.

To the dismay of some and the delight of others, it calls for a balance between the interests of creators and the public.

This dismay individual took a dirty roll of paper from his pocket.

It was with great dismay that he watched the Republic transform during the war years.

We will all have our own suspicions about which practices will someday prompt people to ask, in dismay: What were they thinking?

Many viewers reacted with dismay, citing the incident as further evidence that China had become a "world without morals" .

"Now where has Herb got to? " cried Mrs. Tremaine in dismay.

Soon the news was carried to Rome: "caesar has crossed the Rubicon; " and there was great dismay among those who had plotted to destroy him.

His thoughts were brusquely interrupted; looking in Ferrand's face, he saw to his dismay tears rolling down his cheeks.

The appearance of a comet caused universal dismay in the ancient world.

William Perry, who was a notable sceptic about NATO expansion. After squawks of dismay, Jim Jones, the national security adviser, went too.

She prevailed, but the rebellion underscored dismay in Germany over her leadership and handling of the Greek debt crisis.

Now, for the second time in two months, Japan to its dismay is getting beaten about by neighbours over lumps of territory.

"Someone's stolen my bicycle! " she said in dismay.

Later, much to his dismay, it became a favorite hobbyhorse of the anti-globalization left.

The party broke up in silence and dismay.

Phyl's first reaction was one of dismay.

Although Cernan and Lovell expressed their dismay with President Obama's decision, Mr Armstrong tactfully avoided the subject.

Republican leaders must have surveyed the political scene during the early months of 1936 with considerable dismay.

To my dismay, he made the same mistakes.

And to his dismay, the local black college turned Jamie down for a scholarship.

The United States has voiced its dismay over Israel's approval of 900 additional housing units at a Jewish settlement in East Jerusalem.

He looked at me in dismay.

But this rite of passage is increasingly controversial, much to the dismay of sports officials.

In vigils across the province, thousands showed their dismay at the resumption of violence.

She stared at the intruder in dismay.

To his dismay he found the sum total should have been but two dollars.

" Undreamed of! " cried Mercedes, throwing up her hands in dainty dismay. "However in the world could I manage without a tent? "

But as the decrease in income and resources, to the dismay of the person in charge of the newspaper is seeking fall guy.

The Guardian's account is calmer and more nuanced, as you would expect. But it shares the Mail's, and the CMI research team's, dismay.

Much to the dismay of Queen Augusta, the king's wife, Bismarck had near-hypnotic powers over William.

After a little tiff with her husband, a friend wrote recently about her dismay at seeing her seven-month-old baby's reaction.

"Good heavens, how you see it through! " he cried with a dismay.

She could not keep the dismay from her voice.

Jonas's mother rolled her eyes in dismay.

As the financial crisis unfolded, those who trusted most strongly in free markets watched in dismay and bewilderment.

A rural body's dismay at plans to make building countryside homes more difficult has little to do with preserving village life.

That wench movie didn't know to make as well what ghost the low dupe unexpectedly let you such dismay, know now afraid?

Much to her dismay, her name was not on the list.

The news will dismay many English-speaking residents, who have developed a fondness for the city`s quirky signs.

In the past 12 months the word has watched with disbelief and dismay the acceleration of force and violence in the region.

Life's but is so, always has this or that kind of regret and unfulfilled, always have such dismay and unwilling.

To my surprise and dismay its cord was too short to reach all the way to where I needed to stand close to my computer. Wonderful!

She flopped down in dismay.

The handling of the announcement triggered 'absolute dismay' among federal officials, according to one person familiar with the situation.

Even if hecanwithstand the opposition 's scorn, dismay and anger, he trenchant distrust within his own camp.

We were ushered, to our dismay, into a small room.

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Arab fighters largely pulled out in dismay.

Looking toward next week's Vienna gathering, some OPEC officials are expressing dismay at the continued surge in prices.

To our dismay, we were ushered into a small room.

To Callista's dismay, she discovered she could make contact, but only through the Force's dark side.

Recently (to purists' dismay), Show switched to cheaper rubber balloons that dissolve after exposure to ultra-violet rays.

Jack shakes his head in dismay.

To our dismay, we saw that there were snails everywhere: they had escaped from the paper bag and had taken complete possession of the hall!

The dandelion is a perennial plant found, to the dismay of many, almost everywhere.

Vengeance against the killer, who to your surprise and dismay, was set free after a hasty trial.

At Borders's flagship store in Ann Arbor this week, customers expressed dismay at the chain's closing but weren't surprised.

Imagine his dismay, when he knew that he just got a mark of 59. 5 in the exam.

In that speech, he expressed dismay at the lack of progress in meeting the Millennium Development Goals.

Here Mr Cameron's plans for an immigration cap in the UK, in particular, are viewed with dismay.

The internet slang term "LOL" (laughing out loud) has been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, to the mild dismay of language purists.

Patterson has expressed dismay over the current treatment.

It has been greeted with dismay not just in France but in many other industrialised nations.

To the dismay of other sports, notably tennis, soccer's growth has been rapid in Australia, which offers FIFA an attractive new market.

Unlicensed software, music, and videos are downloaded freely on the Internet, to the dismay of industry.

He met the good lady at the station, and, somewhat to her dismay, greeted her with effusion.

Even if he can withstand the opposition's scorn, dismay and anger, he faces trenchant distrust within his own camp.

To the dismay of environmentalists, the Obama administration lifted protection for wolves under the Endangered Species Act in March.

We watched in blank dismay as she packed her bags.

However, many mooncake buyers expressed their dismay at the overly-elaborated boxes.

Then, to my dismay, I found that my purse had been stolen from my school bag.

A proposed tax on financial transactions, which would divert business from Europe, also causes dismay.

Leaders of the protests have called for UN-brokered talks, to the dismay of Thai officials.

John McCain's choice of Sarah Palin as his running-mate has set the political atmosphere alight with both enthusiasm and dismay.

A state of paralyzing dismay.

Of course, China has its reasons for feeling dismay toward President Lee Myung-bak's diplomatic strategy.

Much to the dismay of my friends, one day in my early 40's I suddenly decided I didn't need to drink any more.

The dismay of investors was quickly apparent in the market for credit-default swaps (see chart) and in the equally active market for gossip.

And also in my kitchen, much to the dismay of my wife.

He and many others have looked on in dismay at Japan's relative decline, measured both in economic terms and in geopolitical influence.

she said in dismay.

Good friends can share happiness and dismay, however, for some guys, friends are just those they degrade most.

Given this godfatherly relationship, France has not concealed its dismay at recent events.

Modern technology has impinged on wine making for years, often to traditionalists' dismay.

Suffering great loss make you dismay, but if you get extreme dismay you will be involve in depression that is a state of severe gloom.

The secret to their magical glow are the . 5W LEDs, which will stay cool during operation (to your cat's dismay).

One should examine himself when he is in blank dismay.

The Treasury secretary wants to harness shock and dismay to push for comprehensive change.

Yet to the magazine's dismay, 'American politicians have even cited the index in their demands for a big appreciation of the Chinese yuan. '

Imagine her dismay when she found all her efforts were in vain.

Some conservative Catholics responded with dismay.

All the fifth-class girls said, "Oh! " partly in excitement, partly in dismay.

However, to my dismay, the yield started reducing steadily every year.

Used as an exclamation of surprise, delight, or dismay.

To our dismay the party proved to be a failure.

In the past week, the troublesome Afghan president has caused alarm and dismay among his allies with three extraordinary outbursts.

Technology commentators have reacted with fury and dismay to the Google ruling.

when they noticed with dismay that the speedboat was moving in a circle.

The shock and dismay of die - hard real estate believers is not surprising.

To their dismay, the door was locked.

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It was not that we discovered to our dismay that Marx was inthe pay of capitalism.

She rushed out of the hut when she heard her dappled cow low in dismay.

The industry reacted with dismay, warning the delay in offshore drilling would hit jobs and the economy.

Now, to my dismay, to my disgust, I discover they were right.

"The typical reaction I get is of dismay and pity, " she noted.

Some investors expressed dismay at the Treasury decision.

His harried assistant witnesses the scene with dismay.

To his dismay, he quickly learned the problem.

The gay mayor maybe lay in the hay by the Baby these types of, " he says in dismay. "

But when we all wandered into our stale classroom the following September, I saw to my dismay that the girl had changed.

He learned to his dismay that he HAD lost his job.

Dismay To destroy the courage or resolution of by exciting dread or apprehension.

To the shrinks over my dead body , I screamed and bit my finger and tore my hair in utter dismay.

I've done this many times on this course to my dismay, so now I know better.

To their dismay, the voters had to choose between Mr Le Pen and the incumbent, Jacques Chirac, in the run-off.

SO MUCH MORE DISMAY IN EMPTY EYES.

Strength resides in his neck; dismay goes before him.

The Labour party reacted with dismay, saying the delay was inexcusable.

To Mr Mugabe's evident personal dismay, Zimbabwe was cast into the shade.

Today McCain lambastes the whole idea as "cap and tax, " to the dismay of former aides.

To the dismay of critics, however, the "barbaric" line remained.

Bree looks down at her destroyed lawn in dismay .

Ambassadors spoke of the problems with dismay.

She let out a groan of dismay.

To our dismay, our rezoning proposal was rejected by the Town Planning Board.

I'm filled with dismay by the outcome of the trial.

There was great dismay among those who had plotted to destroy him.

To his dismay, James saw a tear steal down her cheek.

Firms are starting to track reps much more closely, usually to their dismay.

The environmental dismay and the burden coming along with are asserted in this chapter.

"But Wilson has not come, " said Job, in dismay.

"The gay mayor maybe lay in the hay by the Baby bay, " he says in dismay .

After three days of dismay they submitted to him and begged his forgiveness.

Much to my dismay, my friend had to take a rain-check on our dinner date.

Industrialists in Coimbature have also expressed anger and dismay.

The coward fights and will not be dismay'd.

Are not willing to rare coin, and dismay by health, how can they have meaning?

To their dismay, few customers have interest in their products.

To voters' dismay, Mrs Merkel has pledged enough money to finance a war to wobbly euro-zone countries.

Among policymakers in the east, the dismay is tangible.

To my dismay, I found myself so fragile.

God rest you merry, gentlemen, let nothing you dismay.

The gay mayor maybe lay in the hay by the Babdominwisy gulf " he says in dismay. "

To the dismay of free-market purists, last week the territory introduced its first minimum wage, set at HK$28 ($3. 55) an hour.

To his dismay , his crops were growing much slower than he expected.

When they lose, it does not hurt, but dismay.

With respect though, I think Mr Dorment's howl of aesthetic dismay, though impressive, misses a trick.

I gazed at the scene with dismay.

She never faces a difficult task with dismay.

He watched the burning house with dismay.

The government has rounded on the European Union, which expressed its dismay at Mr Zapata's death.

The group led by Egoavil voices dismay at its inability to negotiate on theproperty owners' terms.

We witnessed the sight with dismay.

To my dismay, the scores were low.

A life is beautiful, we should not hang our heads in dismay , let's advance bravely. !

They looked round with dismay.

This will dismay green groups.

The mice withdrew in great dismay.

read his exam results with dismay.

But dismay quickly gave way to feelings of lightness and freedom.

Life is beautiful! We should not hand our heads in dismay! Let's advance bravely!

Even in your dismay and questioning, you are beautiful.

In dismay I asked myself whether a bird without the ability to fly could still be called a bird.

And as we have learned to our dismay over the years, we are seldom as crafty as our adversaries.

To our dismay, she forgotten our promise.

When you receive it I am sure that you will share my surprise and dismay.

He was regarding with dismay the cup on the table.

The light joy, disappointment and dismay indicates that is the way things are.

He was staring with dismay the cup on the table.

You can choose to change that feeling if you lift your veil of dismay and aim to create clarity about your life and what matters.

Was there a man dismay'd?

Stated our feelings, we can always find each other only when the difference is so dismay.

Other voices, particularly in America, have joined the chorus of dismay.

He went home with dismay.

To my dismay, the leader of the rebellion is my sister the Necromancer, with whom my family ties are very strong.