dismayingly in a sentence
- The urban initiatives recently announced by President Clinton look dismayingly timid.
- The results, even when perfectly competent, are often dismayingly generic.
- Dismayingly, only one of the candidates seems to agree.
- Stoltz, for his part, is dismayingly blank.
- Eventually, the sabotage scheme becomes clear, and it's dismayingly pedestrian.
- It's difficult to find dismayingly in a sentence.
- It ends up as a dismayingly unthrilling thriller and bafflingly unconvincing character study ".
- Yet the level of music making slipped dismayingly low Friday night at Avery Fisher Hall.
- But during a dismayingly short period, things start to fray for several of them.
- He became a dangerous man in the left court with dismayingly accurate returns, mostly chips.
- Move beyond the more technical aspects of military craft, and the ranks are dismayingly thin.
- Noncapital punishments are also dismayingly inhumane.
- Once again, Vietnam dismayingly dominates the campaign, just as it did early this spring.
- Dismayingly, an awful lot of American life these days is focused on winning and losing.
- Yet the dismayingly conventional programming he has planned for next year suggests that he is creatively spent.
- Dismayingly, the administration shot down its own trial balloon when critics in Congress raised a stink.