Sentence examples for be a disappointment because from inspiring English sources

To do a TV comeback would only be a disappointment, because it's never going to be the same.

Mike Hale revisited "Bunheads" in The Times in March, when the absence of a renewal announcement for the series was an alarming sign for its future, and wrote that canceling the show would be a disappointment "because 'Bunheads,' beyond being a charming and funny show, has the great merit of being unlike anything else on television at the moment".

This negotiation is likely to be a disappointment because the expectations in Britain are simply unrealistic.

The indoor pool was fully completed in the late 1920s, but proved to be a disappointment because only a few guests enjoyed swimming indoors.

"Down by Law" is a disappointment because it's bland.

None of my other friends are gay, which was a disappointment because I had a crush on one of them.

"It is a disappointment, because I didn't play as well as I wanted to," she said.

If I would love this book were it called The Brexit Essays, can I say it is a disappointment because it is called Dreams of Remaining and Leaving?

"Of course it is a disappointment because [Terry] is the leader of this club and team but I am not going to complain and moan.

The decrease was a disappointment because the rebound in housing had been a major factor supporting the stock market's record-breaking rally this year.

For anybody who likes nothing more than to watch movie stars make fools of themselves, "Anywhere I Lay My Head" was a disappointment, because Johansson can really sing.