Sentence examples for deep disappointment for from inspiring English sources

Backers The debacle is a deep disappointment for Nevada's monorail backers, who achieved a rare distinction in keeping a major transport infrastructure project off the public books.

Speaking at the White House, Mr. Obama described the ruling as a deep disappointment for immigrants who would not be able to emerge from the threat of deportation for at least the balance of his term.

Thanks to Cole, Peanuts is the largest part of Iconix's business--and a deep disappointment for him.

His contempt for the democratic processes and for the norms of self-government is matched only by the deep contempt he has for all the suckers who mistake his contempt for the American experiment for their deep disappointment in it.

Deep disappointment washed over Mr. Bush, for example, one April afternoon when he was a junior at Yale.

America (which has argued that a total ban on cluster munitions would make life impossible for NATO) expressed "deep disappointment".

Hispanic supporters of the president have expressed deep disappointment that he didn't push for changes in his first term.

Such an attitude sets the best possible conditions for success while averting deep disappointment if the experiment does not work.

But for poor countries there was deep disappointment that the draft dropped any mention of climate or gender justice.

Natan Sharansky, the chairman of the quasi-governmental Jewish Agency for Israel who was instrumental in the negotiations for a deal, expressed his "deep disappointment" with the decision.

The contending views of America -- gratitude for driving out the Taliban, deep disappointment at the slow pace of reconstruction -- are everywhere.