Sentence examples for disappointment back from inspiring English sources

Labour's disappointment back then was palpable.

But when the arc has gone from boring break-up mush through varying levels of disappointment back to boring break-up mush, you start longing for Roman Reloaded's incoherent scattershot randomness.

"The disappointment back in 2011 was something we couldn't actually put into words.

The squad's failure to win January's Under-17 African championship was a disappointment back home, especially with the senior national team and the likes of Didier Drogba and Kolo Toure making the most of headlines in recent years.

Fans of Tatiana Maslany, prepared for more disappointment following back-to-back snubs by Emmy voters in recent years, were pleasantly surprised last month when the star of "Orphan Black" finally scored a nomination for her performance in the BBC America cult hit.

But Murray, who had taken months to recover from previous big-match disappointment, snapped back quickly to win the gold medal at the same club against the same opponent at the Olympics in August.

There are obvious parallels between "Girls" and that earlier HBO series, but the theme of female friendship and romantic disappointment stretches back long before, all the way to the early 1940s and Mary McCarthy's first novel, "The Company She Keeps".

Yet every so often she would simply nail a line, a verse, a whole song: inserting a suspenseful silence before the profanity that leaps out of "Me and Mr. Jones," or sounding both mournful and perversely self-satisfied in "You Know I'm No Good," or capturing the self-deluding hope and repeated disappointment of "Back to Black".

"But standing out on the field after the match, a little bit of the disappointment from back then was erased".

As her official socks dry out her flat window in Laindon, Essex, before her next shift, she explains how her attitude has gone from excitement, to shock, then disappointment and back to excitement.

With two MLS Cups on his résumé, it seemed unlikely, yet even when you try to pin the results on the players, the frequency of the disappointments leads back to the coach.