Sentence examples for evidently disappointed from inspiring English sources
Having been seduced by the promise of non-stop mayhem, some of the people in the stadium were evidently disappointed when, in the first round, Vargas and Salido came together and then stayed that way, entangled; as they were separated, the crowd began to boo.
Plenty of people have apparently been disappointed at the way "the eminent beige the War Cabinet," as he has justically been described, has has evidently been driven to an attitude of political mousiness.
Although Mr. Sarkozy has bombarded expats with e-mails, he did not repeat his 2007 campaign visit to London at which he urged them to return home by telling a rally: "France is still your country even if you're disappointed by it!" Evidently no one was listening.
She was disappointed by the lack of press at Aldermaston, but thrilled by the people she met, especially the veteran campaigner Pat Arrowsmith, on whom she evidently has a kind of girl crush.
Unbelievably disappointed.
