Sentence examples for disappointment because of from inspiring English sources

"Was there a personal disappointment because of my background?

Pretty great, but of course a disappointment because of my unreasonable expectations.

"It was a real disappointment because of the lack of information.

Bay, largely a disappointment because of his many injuries and four-year, $66 million deal, said he needed more time before he could contribute in the majors again.

"If she doesn't do six figures in the first week," he said, "it would be considered a disappointment, because of how people are being trained to think".

And it can't help but feel like a big disappointment, because of what's come before, what it feels like it's been building towards.

Miliband is suffering a sense of personal surprise and disappointment because, on the basis of recent polls, he genuinely believed he stood a good chance to become prime minister.

Cheikhrouhou described a "creeping sense of disappointment" because instead of building momentum for the GCF after a flurry of pledges in the lead-up to last year's Lima talks, impetus appeared to be drifting away.

"Whether that was because he can take no more disappointments because of his time in prison I don't know," he said.

For many Connecticut users, that experience has been a disappointment, because much of the state is depicted in low-resolution images that make it hard to tell the difference between a house and a tree.

This is a huge and positive change; yet because it does not have a direct effect on people's lives they do not necessarily perceive it as one, and therefore regard its architect as a bit of a let-down.Second, Iraq contributed to that sense of disappointment because so much of Mr Blair's second term was taken up with the war.