Instead, Mr Mori is being replaced by an ally, close to the LDP's old guard.Both episodes mark disappointment in Mr Koizumi himself: in a shaking up of the postal system, his experience was supposed to bring some heft, while the FSA appointments (unusually in Japan) fell to the cabinet office to make.
This infuriates Laura, for whom the reflected glory of her husband's victories are one of the few bright spots in a life marked by disappointment at, well, being stuck as a housewife in small-town Iowa, with only her nerdy husband and her disdainful teen-age daughter (Ashley Greene) as company.
The years that followed, however, were marked by disappointment," wrote Charles Onyango-Obbo, a columnist for Daily Nation, Kenya's most respected newspaper.
MOST of François Hollande's political career has been marked by disappointment.
While the day was marked by disappointment for the defense, there were some moments of levity.
Mr. Muhammad's life has been marked by disappointment in recent years, including two acrimonious divorces, custody fights, repeated business failures and homelessness.
Emmanuel Lubezki's prize for cinematography with Birdman, following his win last year for Gravity, marked fresh disappointment for Roger Deakins, nominated 12 times in the same category – on Sunday night for Unbroken – and never a winner.
The one-year anniversary of the French left's return to the Elysée has been marked by disappointment on promises to cut unemployment, restore growth, contain the deficit and reverse Europe's one-size-fits-all austerity drive.
The cancellation marked another disappointment for the celebrated journalist, who stepped down in 2011 as anchor of the "CBS Evening News" after a less-than-successful five-year run.
In fact, he always maintained a healthy and sustained understanding of life as it is lived by all human beings: marked by disappointment and depression, suffering and trials, as well as the prospect of death, which we can all see and which none of us will escape.
The new utilitarian view of the Web marks a disappointment for cultural critics who see the medium as fundamentally more democratic than traditional radio, television and newspapers, because the barriers to entry are so low.
