Sentence examples for both disappointments from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Spielberg's 1993-95 undramater drama, "Sea Quest D.S.V.," and his 1996-97 police drama, "High Incident," were both disappointments).

Surprisingly, Colbert's Late Show interview segments were both disappointments.

This year, in the midst of both disappointments and successes, we are reminded that the contribution of trial participants is the most essential element of HIV vaccine research and development.

They voiced both disappointment and anger.

The point is to avoid both disappointment and a queue.

Commissioner Cassano expressed both disappointment and love for his son, adding that the decision to resign was the right one.

12.55pm: Here's Andrew Flintoff's retirement statement: It is with both disappointment and sadness that I am today announcing my retirement from all forms of cricket.

Still, his American and NATO critics perhaps were reflecting both disappointment in the progress of the war against the Taliban and indignation that the man they put in charge was no longer toeing the line.

The way to avoid both disappointment and confusion is to abandon the assumptions of the 1990s, accept that Russia is on a path of its own for now, and try to understand where that path leads.

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.

As Lady Mary Murray, the unmarried keeper of the house whose mantle Dido seems either destined or doomed to inherit, Penelope Wilton raises several tragicomic laughs, her clipped diction and tremulous manner beautifully suggesting both disappointment with, and acceptance of, her unfulfilled lot.