dismay *

He looked from one to the other of us in dismay.

To their dismay, no one else was on the way out.

To his dismay, he could not remember how she looked.

I had expected the look of dismay the boy gave me.

I saw a look of dismay in the green eyes.

Several said they had come from across the country for a chance to voice their dismay at the war.

The dismay comes from the question of who is using whom.

To my dismay, there were already 15 women in line.

But to their dismay, so far it has not been taken up.

For the first time in weeks, the child showed real dismay.

When she opened her eyes, I could see dismay in them.

Then to his dismay, he felt himself growing hard again.

The answer much to the dismay of modern society is not really.

And then, to everyone's dismay, the children did not come.

Her two children, 12 and 10, looked on in dismay.

Then dismay when they realized we three were the last.

"Something must have happened to him," said the little girl in dismay.

His eyes grew large with what seemed to be dismay.

Much to their dismay, she did not contact them right away.

Even the presence of the light near his feet seemed to dismay the man.

But then to her dismay she saw that this was no longer true.

My dismay came from the knowledge I could not share this with anyone.

It was with great dismay that I read your article.

And to his dismay, he believed that to be true.

The other girl looked at her with an expression of dismay.

He tried not to be dismayed that she'd come back alone.

Still she looked at him, as if the very thought of it dismayed her.

Even these students, however, were dismayed by their living and study conditions.

It dismayed him there were things they could not talk about.

It dismayed me that I wanted to believe him so much.

Now I was dismayed at the change in the neighborhood.

But some friends suggest that she was dismayed by the report.

Business leaders, too, said they are dismayed by the events.

Once again, I felt my power to please and was dismayed by it.

He is known to be dismayed by this analysis of his work.

Of course I was dismayed at the idea, for three reasons.

But he was dismayed by what had happened this afternoon.

People were dismayed by the huge impact the changes would have on their lives.

But some experts were dismayed by the standards in the field.

His words amazed and dismayed her at the same time.

Michael was dismayed by the hatred in the man's voice.

I had not seen it for years, and its appearance dismayed me.

The other black students were dismayed to discover what he had done.

I tried to sound casual but the look on her face dismayed me.

However, Andy was not dismayed at the turn of events.

Would he be dismayed at such a minor role, were it to happen?

Although I will admit to being dismayed by the skin on my hands.

He was dismayed at the way the meeting had turned, and without ever addressing.

"I know a sailor who might not be dismayed at such an idea."

A school group from Utah was dismayed a few years ago to find that its state had only one.