In a broad sense, this is simply one more indication of the general public dismay with the slow pace of reform in Albany.

Might this sudden outbreak of moral clarity have something to do with polls showing mounting public dismay over crooked corporations?

Of course, Kaspalov, and we want public dismay and resentment to be cumulative, too.

Much of the public dismay over this case has focused on two striking elements.

But the Chicago ordinance is a powerful expression of public dismay.

These expressions of public dismay have come too late to stop the House's brilliantly executed blitzkrieg.

The leaders also felt the growing public dismay at the spectacle of politicians and parliaments feuding while the economy collapses.

What they uncovered, he said, was a surprising history of public dismay about execution and the criminal justice system in the 1840's.

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

At a meeting on May 23, public dismay softened, probably because the women were with him.