Sentence examples for a deeper disappointment from inspiring English sources

For the nation, however, the end of the Blair premiership will leave a deeper disappointment, one that he may come to share with the perspective of time.

It would seem to contain within it the germ of a deeper disappointment; and there is no high-school grad party on the schedule this week to distract me from it.

I feel a deep disappointment and even a little anger.

For Prince Bandar, the turn of Saudi fortunes is a surprise and probably a deep disappointment.

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature called the decision a "deep disappointment".

Mr. Sandor said that the demonstrations revealed a deep disappointment with all political parties and not just the government.

It will be a deep disappointment to the people of Syria and to the wider region," he said.

But the results were a deep disappointment in the capital, where Communist candidates lost the last round of municipal elections.

But in the two-and-a-half years since he was elected, by a landslide, Mr Estrada has proved a deep disappointment.

"It would be a terrible disappointment to me, a deep disappointment," if the law applying the treaty is not approved, Mr. Proxmire said in an interview.

Backers The debacle is a deep disappointment for Nevada's monorail backers, who achieved a rare distinction in keeping a major transport infrastructure project off the public books.