Sentence examples for a growing disappointment from inspiring English sources

"While I sat in jail, there developed in Poland a growing disappointment in Stalin.

Camille Grand, the director of the Foundation for Strategic Research, said that the disclosures fed into "a growing disappointment with Obama in Europe" stemming from the American drone program and the president's failure to close the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

He became something of a hero in the progressive community, where there is a growing disappointment over Obama's buckling.

They issued an upbeat message amid growing disappointment that the home nation has won only three medals — none of them gold — after the first three days.

But the line is spoken in voice-over, not as part of a dramatic dialogue, and what the rest of "Brüno" demonstrates, to one's growing disappointment and dismay, is a vehemently gifted man putting his body to it and leaving his mind behind.

It had to respond to the growing disappointment toward science and technology policies according to a criterion of 'social accountability'.

Taiwan additionally faces rising bad loans; the other two countries, growing disappointment with their restructuring efforts.

Here, officials and ordinary Iraqis express growing disappointment at Japan's reconstruction efforts.

At Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Austin, Tex., Sylvia Castro, 49, a lifelong Catholic, said that this kind of change was already under way and was being strengthened by the growing disappointment with the church's hierarchy.

After much hype in 2010 and growing disappointment in the following two years, 2013 will be the year in which it becomes apparent that cities can indeed become smarter — albeit in different ways than some visionaries imagined".

But those turning to the book in hopes that the Clintons' infamous guard dog will turn on his friends will read the book's 800 pages with growing disappointment.