Sentence examples for evident disappointment from inspiring English sources

American sitcom star Alfonso Ribeiro joined former model Annabel in the bottom two but was saved, to his evident disappointment.

A year after the NATO air campaign, he, too, remains in power -- much to the evident disappointment of Dr. Albright.

Despite the evident disappointment of having to walk away from the "Tonight Show," Mr. O'Brien said that no one should feel sorry for him.

A pause follows, and then: "In India, when we say short …" Yet he keeps to his word, to the evident disappointment of the audience, who break into cheers at some of his most virtuosic playing.

("Oh", said one when I stood up, his disappointment evident in his face, "You don't look tall when you're sitting down". I did not hear from him again).

While Justice Souter's writing style can be convoluted, in this instance it was so direct as to be almost conversational, his anger controlled but his extreme disappointment evident.

But the disappointment evident in his voice somewhat betrayed his upbeat message.

But when disagreement came, his disappointment was evident and not concealed".

Grayson's disappointment was evident in his opening remark – "It was very entertaining, I suppose" – but the manager was not unduly downcast.

His shoulders had slumped, his disappointment more evident.

One disappointment is the evident failure to end "too big to fail" — one of the law's few specific objectives.