Sentence examples for certain disappointment from inspiring English sources

Lowered expectations are crucial; anyone looking for "Shaun of the Dead 2" faces certain disappointment.

This time people came of their own volition, and those on the losing side expressed a certain disappointment and apprehension.

You shouldn't be surprised that the place you always sought, and now have been given, carries with it a certain disappointment.

In the interview, Mr. Powell acknowledged a certain disappointment at having to set the record straight so late in the administration.

It is with a certain disappointment, then, that one discovers that the sculptures are made not of wood, but of cast and craftily patinated bronze.

You've described a typical experience for you: finishing a draft and feeling a certain disappointment, followed by an anxiety about abandoning it, and then you return to the work, creating new scenes and somehow writing around the difficulties.

Exploring why Obama's popularity had endured despite certain disappointments, Friedrich Mielke, said the president was viewed by Germans as a "dove of peace".

It is easy to be nostalgic about the past when we are yearning for a time before we knew certain disappointments.

Even amid the "roaring and the wreaths" on the opera's triumphal first night, Mr. Budden reports, "a certain puzzled disappointment" prevailed.

But some people do express a certain weary disappointment – if not surprise – at the way that they have been handled, by the media and the authorities alike, in the days since.

It expresses rather a certain philosophical disappointment that a definition can't be offered.