Sentence examples for brought disappointment from inspiring English sources

At the Chapman pub, though, the late equalizing goal brought disappointment.

The United States' chances of qualifying for the World Cup remain encouraging, but Wednesday's late defeat brought disappointment over an opportunity missed.

In politics, Egypt's uprisings have brought disappointment for women, with female representation in parliament falling from 12 per cent to just 2 per cent following the abolition of quotas.

Sitting down at that table, flanked by Kiki Ramirez and her colleague Vasco Baigorri, was a leap of faith for Benitez and his two fellow chiefs, after centuries during which contact between his tribe and white people has brought disappointment, or worse.

Reality has brought disappointment about Obama, but in time reality about the challenges facing the president of the United States may make people more sympathetic toward him, perhaps even in the Middle East.

Of course the Champions League brought disappointment again, complete with a sense of injustice against Real Madrid, and has even persuaded a few to view United's Premier League win as some sort of unfulfilling consolation.

The last years of the reign brought disappointments.

Intervals of civilian rule have brought disappointments of their own.

But his tenure also has brought disappointments in the face of the rising anti-Americanism in Russia that accompanied Vladimir Putin's return to the presidency.

On Thursday Mr. Romney laced into Mr. Obama for bringing "disappointment and division".

The White House has said that the president will veto the bill.The pipeline is a good illustration of why hoping for too much from this Congress will bring disappointment.