Sentence examples for basically disappointed from inspiring English sources
I always assume when I meet people in the street that they are going to be basically disappointed.
As one prominent Democrat who backed Mr. Andrews in 1997 recalled recently: "He was basically disappointed by what he saw as personal betrayals, and disillusioned at losing to a man he clearly regarded as an inferior candidate.
"I'm extremely disappointed, and basically I'm offended by the sense of injustice," said Mayor John Spencer, a Republican who has been in office since 1996.
"I'm disappointed because it basically deprives me of my freedom and deprives me of the right for me to be myself," one of the litigants, whose legal name is Mohammad Juzaili bin Mohammad Khamis, said of the verdict.
"What I'm most disappointed about is that basically he was set up like that," Nitkowski said in a telephone interview.
Basically, there are a lot of disappointed Android users and a market there for well-made and accessible music apps.
The financial costs of going abroad for care were another source of anger toward the Canadian health care system that would have paid for the intervention were it offered domestically in the public system: " I was very upset and disappointed that I had to basically spend $10,000…It just doesn't make any sense and it's not fair".
"Basically, all of us in my class, we were pretty disappointed with our systems," Mr. Vaishnav said.
But basically, no one knows why the Secret Service can't get its collective shit together, and Obama is reportedly "disappointed" about the latest high-profile blunder.
Mark Jensen, the editor of The Mag fanzine, said: "I'm very, very disappointed that with the team sitting in the top three that the club have taken the opportunity to basically bring up such a negative.
