dismays in a sentence

• Estonian officials expressed mild dismay over Yeltsin's remarks Wednesday.
• Eventually, she moved her office elsewhere in frustration and dismay.
• The dismay hinges on the question : Will this ever end?
• It printed small claims judgments, to the dismay of many.
• To the dismay of the Americans, the Japanese have withdrawn.
• I can fully understand Fred Goldman's dismay and anger.
• To his dismay, he found only a jar of mustard.
• It's a dismay and a weariness across the board.
• Human rights groups reacted with dismay to Tuesday's vote.
• You hear shock, you hear dismay, you hear denial.
• It's difficult to see dismays in a sentence .
• To the dismay of Albanians, this is their country today.
• All of which should only add to the Giants'dismay.
• Sounds of dismay reverberated in the Austin Lutheran and Episcopalian communities.
• Clinton supporters, meanwhile, look at the strife with dismay.
• Along the Dallas sideline, players shook their heads in dismay.
• But area gas station owners are watching world events with dismay.
• The consternation of TV's talking heads shaded into dismay.
• Still, some shoppers on Wednesday expressed dismay at the plans.
• Nor is the dismay any fault of the local insurance shop.
• To the dismay of Western economists, Chernomyrdin and the Communist Party