Sentence examples for disappoint too much from inspiring English sources

This record's biggest task is not to disappoint too much.

Weddings in Rajasthan have always been expansive affairs, but – if the monsoon doesn't disappoint too much – this year may long be remembered as the year of the biggest and brashest weddings ever.

Even if you do not know a puck from a pizza, the interactive multimedia exhibits and memorabilia here will not disappoint (too much Wayne Gretzky is barely enough... )...

Not to disappoint too much, but none of those responses are coming.

"We should not be disappointed too much because this team has great spirit and fights in every single game," he said on Arsenal Player.

Most wish he had gone last year an opinion shared by his likely heir, Gordon Brown, who now faces a mighty struggle against David Cameron's Tories.Either Britons are an ungrateful lot, or Mr Blair deserves his shabby send-off for having delivered too little and disappointed too much.

But I didn't want to disappoint her too much, so I asked the butcher to cut the rabbit into four parts, and got some Belcampo bacon to cook it with, along with a trio of lamb chops.

"I can't explain on what happened today outside of that marion played very well and she didn't give me chance to get in to the match or any rhythm hope I didn't disappoint you too much as your support means a lot to me!!I thought it will be good day for me but it was one of those days I had no control off and I am really sorry.

If you weight disappoints you too much -- then you can check it the next day or two to see how weight varies from day to day.

Fearing that he would disappoint fans by creating too much anticipation, Kripke also decided to answer many questions regarding Azazel's plans in "Part One".

"I'm really pleased with their overall performance even though I was slightly disappointed we paid Arsenal too much respect in the first half.