This time "we would talk to the Iraqi individuals," he says, to widespread dismay.

In July 1996 when serious apprehensions developed regarding his health, there was widespread dismay.

My theory is that the vote of confidence in Jackson was followed by widespread dismay among certain players, sections of the support - and shareholders.

Certainly there was widespread dismay at the destruction of the countryside.

The accords were received with widespread dismay in Morocco.

That may sound unusual in this age of civic cynicism and widespread dismay at the state of American democracy.

There is widespread dismay over the small role that foreign policy plays in the national debate.

This announcement was greeted with widespread public dismay not least because Stourton found out about it from a journalist rather than his employers.

But her unseemly firing caused widespread dismay in the publishing world, even though she is moving on to her own imprint at Penguin.

The execution caused widespread dismay and he was openly said to have been innocent.