Sentence examples for common disappointment from inspiring English sources

Several researchers have pointed to a common disappointment: After a connection is established, North Korean middlemen often have demanded cash up front before discussing substance.

A more common reaction was disappointment: "Have to say, I'm disappointed it's not a girl," Katie Razzall, a reporter and host for the British broadcaster Channel 4, posted on Twitter shortly after the announcement.

Despite the common feeling of disappointment toward President Khatami, Mr. Batebi says he owes his life to him.

The Frustrations Ruins Below Ruins, Delay After Delay But the expedition has experienced its share of frustration and disappointment, common tests of an archaeologist's necessary capacity for patience.

Work-based accommodation was a common source of disappointment, arousing complaints among doctors in all three regions.

If you're going to go to the trouble of making lobster potpie from scratch — it's not that hard, really — here are some tips for avoiding the most common pitfalls and disappointments.

If you're going to the trouble of making lobster potpie from scratch — it's not that hard, really — I give you tips for avoiding the most common pitfalls and disappointments.

I often have this conversation in mind when I offer advice to parents on helping children cope with the common anxieties and disappointments of growing up.

The plays, works about women as seen through the prisms of identification (Williams) and rueful desire (Chekhov), have in common the themes of disappointment and death, and neither involves transformation or catharsis.

Shock, disbelief and disappointment were common sentiments among U.K. startups, "many of which had scrambled emergency meetings to consider their immediate steps in the face of this colossal shift in the political and economic landscape of both the U.K. and the European region as a whole," writes Natasha Lomas.

Shock, disbelief and disappointment were common sentiments among the startups TechCrunch spoke to, many of which had scrambled emergency meetings to consider their immediate steps in the face of a seismic shift in the political and economic landscape of both the U.K. and the European region as a whole.