Sentence examples for disappointment relating from inspiring English sources
In February 2000, when he agreed to announce the top 20 engineering achievements of the 20th century as voted by the National Academy of Engineering, Armstrong said there was one disappointment relating to his moonwalk.
Some patients had been required, by law, to give up their driving license, leading to feelings of frustration and disappointment relating to a loss of independence.
April 'PLATÉE' The only disappointment related to this visit by William Christie and his brilliant Baroque ensemble, Les Arts Florissants, is that we will get only part of Rameau's uproarious, unexpectedly affecting opera.
To the addendum that we added with our disappointment related to Torres AES, what does it take to terminate a security contractor contract?
(Participant 5) For a few women, disappointment related to old feelings of inadequacy or abnormality related to their condition.
The only disappointment relates to a camera that the astronauts opened and rewired in orbit.
So my disappointments are related to organizational details, with processes, not with the overall situation.
The independent variables with the strongest associations were disappointment with staff, information relating to new medication, staff eased pain and unexpected waiting.
"I don't want to say it's in the cultural DNA, but a lot of us who are older than 30 have some memory of disappointment or humiliation related to banks," Mr. Grannum said.
Harvey Pekar, the inimitable grouch who once stared at himself in a mirror and said, "Now there's a reliable disappointment," could have related to this minor-key gem — and not just because of Scott Henkle's winning animations or because its lead character shares with Pekar a first name and a hometown.
The variables measuring parents' disappointment with staff, unexpected waiting, information relating to new medication and whether staff were successful in easing the child's pain were the strongest and statistically significant across all six regressions.
