Sentence examples for disappointed words from inspiring English sources

Senator Don Nickles, the assistant Republican leader from Oklahoma, said that he had talked to Mr. Jeffords daily recently, and that if he left the party, "I'd be so disappointed, words would not be able to express it.

Rebecca's near fidelity is owed to Selznick, who was "shocked and disappointed beyond words" at Hitchcock's first treatment of the story and told the director: "We bought Rebecca and we intend to make Rebecca".

He usually answers with the same three words: "Disappointed, not surprised".

The genesis of the jousting was the stormy denouement of the 2006 quarterfinal, when the German players and disappointed Argentines exchanged words and a few body blows after the penalty kicks, with one of Argentina's unused reserve players, Leandro Cufré, actually getting a postmatch red card for kicking the German defender Per Mertesacker.

For the understated English, words like "disappointed" are practically extreme rhetoric.

I don't even think I can describe in words how disappointed I was".

I cannot put into words how disappointed she was the Likely Lads weren't stood there on that platform, welcoming her to sunny Snowdonia.

And others toss out words like "disappointed," "outraged" and "confused" when assessing an ever-widening scandal that they feel has unfairly besmirched their village's good name.

It's hard to put into words how disappointed we are, it's a very low point.

White was too disappointed to muster any words.

"And he's so disappointed that in his words, 'It's a good religion and he's hiding from it.'".