Sentence examples for disappointed indeed from inspiring English sources

I'm disappointed indeed, and I'm afraid of a third revolution that will be carried out by the workers".

"I was very disappointed indeed to find out the blog turned out to be as inaccurate as it did, or course I was," Entwistle said.

The BBC chief said he was "very disappointed indeed" that the account Rippon had given of the reasons why he dropped the investigation had "turned out to be as inaccurate as it was".

"We are very disappointed indeed," says RGO director Jasper Wall.

And she added: "Staff will be very disappointed indeed having been told that we'd done the reorganisation of all reorganisations to see that there's another 100 jobs to go".

Anyone hoping for a chronological hop through Young's triumphs – the astonishing run of albums that stretches from 1969's Everybody Knows This is Nowhere to 1979's Rust Never Sleeps, the supergroup Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, his early 90s resurgence, borne by the alt-rock scene his music inspired – is going to go home very disappointed indeed.

However, May told MPs that she did not regard the revised statement as helpful, saying "I think everybody will be disappointed and indeed concerned by some of the remarks that have been made by South Yorkshire police today".

She told the paper that she was "indeed disappointed" that she was not chosen, but denied the Times' report that she was "livid" when she found out.

In one respect, Ben-Gurion's expectations for the trial were not altogether disappointed, for it did indeed become an important instrument for ferreting out other Nazis and criminals — but not in the Arab countries, which had openly offered refuge to hundreds of them.

"On a personal basis I am indeed very disappointed.

"We pride ourselves on the highest standards and I think we are only as good as our weakest link, and when anyone lets us down indeed I am disappointed and I am angry and I know we can do better and we must do better".