Sentence examples for disappointing to learn of from inspiring English sources

"It's immensely disappointing to learn of this type of failure," Lee H. Hamilton, the vice chairman of the Sept. 11 commission, said in an interview.

Neil Ackerman, the historic environment record assistant at Aberdeenshire council, said: "It is obviously disappointing to learn of this development, but it also adds an interesting element to its story.

It is extremely disappointing to learn that the organisers of the London Book Fair and the British Council have apparently acquiesced to pressure from the Chinese authorities and failed to invite dissident authors and poets to the event at Earls Court next week (Report, 21 March).

It's fun to climb the narrow spiral staircase (and a tad disappointing to learn that the highest levels of the tower are off-limits).

It was terribly disappointing to learn that BET snubbed one of the most respected photographers in the business, and quite possibly the oldest Black photographer still working Hollywood's red carpets.

So it was especially disappointing to learn that her office had continued a seven-year-old practice of squirreling away money so it could be handed out away from the public eye.

He added that it was "deeply disappointing to learn that such little progress has been made to meet the holiday childcare needs of older children".

So it is disappointing to learn that it is not operational.

It is very disappointing to learn about Dr. Scott Reuben's alleged actions".

It is deeply disappointing to learn that the Obama administration is only now about to convene a jobs summit.

You can see the makings of a successful – if dysfunctional – working relationship, and it's almost disappointing to learn that the pair "went bad" in 2002 and haven't spoken to each other in a decade.