Sentence examples for disappointment how from inspiring English sources

If there is disappointment, how will Hamilton respond?

Disappointment: How little I actually cared about Hannah's downward spiral.

His immediate reaction was disappointment: how could his countrymen have done this to him again?

I opened it expecting disappointment – how could it be as good as its sibling volumes?

He shows how couples use each other to act out; how friendship is undercut by time and disappointment; how money taints the most intimate relationships (2 00).

He was good on the friendship between the men: how affection is undercut by time and disappointment, how rivalry can become the only way to connect.

And then, oh, the disappointment at how boring it was, how dramatically obtuse, how extremely terrible the characterisation of Jar Jar Binks.

But he's way too smart not also to feel a pang of disappointment at how dependent British cinema remains upon public subsidy for its success, and how little of the benefit actually flows back to British companies.

— JENNIFER PRESTON In a statement following a meeting Thursday with Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. on gun violence, the National Rifle Association of America, expressed disappointment "with how little this meeting had to do with keeping our children safe and how much it had to do with an agenda to attack the Second Amendment".

Her whole post is well worth a read: she considers talking kids through a disappointment, and how the laudable principle of "it's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game" can mask the value of disappointment, which "in itself isn't such a bad thing.

Still, almost everyone with a stake in the league has expressed disappointment in how events unfolded.