Sentence examples for displaying disappointment from inspiring English sources

For one thing, the animals could just as easily have been displaying disappointment when their expectations of getting a treat were dashed, he says.

While he displayed disappointment about the ratings slump, he noted that "Quiz" had lifted NBC above its normal ratings levels for early September, which can only be a good thing for a beleaguered network that is about to introduce several new dramas and comedies for the fall.

Following this, new steps of the cycle occur: governments display disappointment to courts' interventions in an effort to discredit the exercise of judicial power while the judiciaries maintain the focus on the rule of law.

In golf/domestic abuse news, Tiger Woods, who has been tight-lipped about the odd occurrence the other night, has now publicly displayed disappointment about his wife's club selection.

For all that, his last book, "Selected Poems" (2007), was something of a disappointment, displaying little of his range and his greatness as a poet.

Mr. Ginty says that Mr. Kean has been a major disappointment, displaying moderate or muddled views on issues like abortion and stem cell research.

Each time, though, Whyte has come back from disappointments, displaying the kind of determination he has needed throughout the long months of his protracted Ibrox takeover.

He threw his stick to the ice in a mock display of disappointment.

If anybody could relate to Stanley's public display of disappointment it was Snedeker, who buried his face in a towel and cried in his post-round news conference after shooting a 77 in the final round of the 2008 Masters to finish tied for third.

No display of disappointment.

On track, the only real disappointment is the unsatisfactory AI, with opponents often displaying dubious behaviour.