Sentence examples for became disappointed from inspiring English sources

This is the way such tales used to read, before spies became disappointed bureaucrats waiting for their pensions.

As Eskin, then the arts editor of The Forward, started to become suspicious and then became disappointed, he set out to determine what really happened.

I mean to say," he said, as he fingered the dimple on his tie, "I was trying to recharge these toys, so to speak, to make them surprising again, you know, and Gunner became disappointed and began to cry.

Towards the end of 1940, however, Benouville and others became disappointed with Vichy and had the idea of sending a group of politicians to London to win the support of the Free French leader, General de Gaulle.

He said that many netbook buyers became disappointed and that the devices were "very slow, they have software technology that is old, they don't have a robust computing experience, they lack horsepower, they have small displays and cramped keyboards".

Once the job began, however, both sides became disappointed, dooming the work relationship right from the start.

Do users expect too much and then become disappointed?

"If some people have become disappointed because they cannot deprive Iran of its natural rights, then this is another matter".

What I most dread about a Trump presidency is that when his magical promises prove to be illusory, people will become disappointed and disillusioned.

But, he acknowledged, his girlfriend sometimes becomes disappointed when he cannot take her to a movie because he needs to work on a Saturday night.

You take it away from him so that he learns his lesson, right?" Cheo, too, was worried about Venezuela's future; in the 2015 elections, he had voted for the opposition, but he had become disappointed when it had used the National Assembly to confront the government rather than to improve things.