Sentence examples for be very disappointed when from inspiring English sources

"As there is not a hope in hell of that, people are going to be very disappointed when they find out what Ukip really stands for and that huge vote is going to come back to us.

He may be very disappointed when the third-quarter numbers are released, given that the year is already on track to have the largest trade deficit in a decade.

When you back a product there are technical risks". Nevertheless, there is now a danger that those who have backed Zano - or ordered one after the Kickstarter campaign - will be very disappointed when the mini drone arrives.

They will be very disappointed when they discover that all the political means they counted on--the phony money, the laws, the regulations, and the wars--have made them poorer.

This was not tweeted from the main Fortnite account, just a support account, so I am guessing that there are potentially millions of players who don't realize this, who may be hopping into Playground mode to view the event, and they're going to be very disappointed when they do.

He added that reporters could be "very disappointed when you hear the answer".

"We were very disappointed when Sen. Sanders gutted Audit the Fed in 2010 and are even more disappointed that he has thus far refused to cosponsor Audit the Fed this Congress," said Megan Stiles, communications director for Paul's Campaign for Liberty.

He said that he liked Dozier, had been rooting for her and was very disappointed when the record check came back with an arrest.

I was very disappointed when my local newsagent recently discontinued its paper delivery service, its explanation being problems with the wholesaler.

I was very disappointed when the copy editor informed me that it was written in 1952 and I had to take it out.

I slept through the whole journey and was very disappointed when we arrived, as I couldn't remember anything [about the flight] at all.