Sentence examples for aroused disappointment from inspiring English sources
Their story has a familiar script: a breakthrough is hailed; overblown expectations are aroused; disappointment follows.
Although the general dissolved his cabinet earlier in the day, his speech was a bland appeal for calm, plus a promise to address the country "on the character of this administration in due course".His failure to provide any indication of a political programme has aroused both disappointment and fear.
The feeling coming out of headquarters is that the latest incident has aroused more ire than disappointment.
Work-based accommodation was a common source of disappointment, arousing complaints among doctors in all three regions.
No Logo (Flamingo, £14.99) aroused equal enthusiasm but deeper disappointment.
Today his presidency still arouses mixed feelings: of disappointment at a promise ultimately never quite fulfilled, and of disgust at the sleaze, but also of recognition of a job on the whole well done.
It at once aroused the ardour of the apocalyptic hopeful and made it possible for the faithful to survive their apocalyptic disappointment.
She felt aroused, vigilant.
