Sentence examples for constantly disappointed from inspiring English sources

It seems to me I'm constantly disappointed.

Constantly disappointed in his hope for ecclesiastical preferment, he retired to Padua in 1740.

I think she's constantly disappointed that she can't get good help.

From their perspective, they're the ones who have been constantly disappointed by the party's failure to prioritise their issues, and who have been repeatedly taken for granted.

"I collected comics as a kid, but I was constantly disappointed by the fact that I did not find myself represented," Kenjji said.

Percy says they would "prefer to be constantly disappointed with themselves or others than to accept being mediocre", and that university counsellors can help students understand that learning is about not knowing, struggling with new ideas and feeling confused, until new knowledge emerges.

In trying to be perfect you will only constantly disappoint yourself.

I constantly examine the nature of my carbon footprint, and I'm always disappointed.

Life is too short to fight against the real world and constantly be disappointed with the outcome.

I want to be on a beach putting sand in a sandcastle mould and being disappointed – as I constantly am – by the fact that the sandcastle comes out looking like a collapsed turd.

Pushy investors have been disappointed with Twitter's lack of growth in users and revenues, constantly overshadowed by Facebook, which has 1.49 billion users every month to Twitter's 320 million.