Sentence examples similar to Go through a disappointment from inspiring English sources
Go through a massive purge.
Go through a background check.
Go through a chord scale.
The majority of Bernie voters, however, will go through a period of disappointment and then realize that "President Trump" is so horrifying a concept that they'll vote for Hillary anyway (while holding their nose or not).
Like any innovation, we'll go through a hype phase, a disappointment phase and eventually achieve broad adoption.
They just happen to be hits, but then you go through a series of box office disappointments and you realise the experience you had making the film is completely separate to the experience you have when it comes out.
Once in a while, it's nice to remember how we all have to go through complication, disappointment and disillusionment in the process of gaining a taste of something like wisdom.
We don't want to go through that disappointment again".
Good sportsmanship isn't simply a matter of having a stiff upper lip, as suggested in the famous Kipling quote about triumph and disaster that is inscribed above the entrance to Wimbledon's Centre Court; you have to go through serious disappointment to get sportsmanship right, which is why we find it fully as moving as any medal-winning performance.
