dismaying

How To Use dismaying In A Sentence

• The final scene was dismayingly lacking in theatrical effect.
• Dismayingly, pedants aren't much interested in this potential. Times, Sunday Times
• Our leaders are unlucky to hold office when the world has become dismayingly complicated. Times, Sunday Times
• Dismayingly, the same lab is operated by a former partner of plastination pioneer and anatomist Gunther von Hagens of "Body Worlds" fame. von Hagens, the son a former Nazi SS officer, himself has served as a visiting professor at Dalian Medical University, and for some of his international plastination exhibits received from China the corpses of apparently-executed prisoners. Sound Politics: Something Smells About The Chinese Corpses On Display In Seattle
• Even in places that may appear dismayingly conservative and closed, there are reasons to feel hopeful. Times, Sunday Times
• He foozled five or six shots, including his approach on No. 1 into a greenside swamp, but otherwise placed his drives in the fairways and his approaches on the greens with dismaying accuracy. Trading Shots With Donald Trump
• For now, given the priorities and futurologists we have, 2050 looks dismayingly like now. Times, Sunday Times
• It's a dismayingly poor piece. Times, Sunday Times
• The downtick in the unemployment rate, to 9.1 percent from 9.2 percent, is also dismaying on closer inspection.
• The final scene was dismayingly lacking in theatrical effect.