Sentence examples for comprehensive disappointment from inspiring English sources

But the actual experience she records in this memoir is one of pretty comprehensive disappointment and disillusion.

David Weir made no attempt to hide his disappointment after his comprehensive defeat in the T54 800m final and said he will quit track racing after struggling during the Paralympics.

And this disappointment then triggered a comprehensive and ultimately quite effective reexamination of the team's approach to developing bikes.

But the best news is the authority's comprehensive report on new management improvements and disappointments.

US Congressman Mike Honda (D-CA), who backed House Resolution 121 in favor of a comprehensive resolution to the "comfort women" issue, expressed his disappointment with the current agreement.

Advocates of a more comprehensive overhaul wrote the new rules off as just one more disappointment from a Senate that has failed time after time to act decisively on major issues.

The outcome was a bitter disappointment for Mr. Bush and other supporters of a comprehensive approach, including Hispanic and church groups, and employers who had been seeking greater access to foreign workers.

The coalition wasn't fully positive toward Obama either, however, expressing disappointment with his administration's record number of deportations and failure to enact comprehensive immigration reform.

By making such a comprehensive mockery of the processes of public consultation and proper parliamentary scrutiny, Drip in all its disappointment should seed scepticism, anxiety, and restless distrust.

What a disappointment that he decided to come out of that meeting blaming Republicans for inaction on comprehensive immigration reform.

I also predict continued attempts to destroy comprehensive education and undermine teachers in the UK and as you would expect Twitter will represent the anger and disappointment at these policies (and also some support) but, mostly there will be continuity.