Sentence examples for expressed deep disappointment from inspiring English sources

But she has expressed deep disappointment about not following "Millionaire," said executives close to the situation.

But state officials have expressed deep disappointment with the banks' performance in other areas.

He expressed deep disappointment in President Obama, who had promised to reach out to Iran.

Attorney General Marzuki Darusman expressed deep disappointment with the court's ruling, saying the justice system had failed the people.

America (which has argued that a total ban on cluster munitions would make life impossible for NATO) expressed "deep disappointment".

Hispanic supporters of the president have expressed deep disappointment that he didn't push for changes in his first term.

In the motion, the group expresses "deep disappointment that once again during this festive season the United Kingdom's railways will undergo a 58-hour shutdown, with no services whatsoever being provided on the overwhelming majority of lines".

Rick Dubinsky, chairman of the master executive council of the pilots union, issued a statement expressing "deep disappointment" that the company had agreed to buy US Airways without reaching "full agreement" with the pilots on "all issues".

Greenspan, who had an eight-year alliance with Clinton and Democratic Treasury secretaries in the 1990s, praises Clinton's mind and his tough anti-deficit policies, calling the former president's 1993 economic plan "an act of political courage". But he expresses deep disappointment with Bush.

Core Democratic constituencies that helped Mrs. Clinton win her Senate seat in New York two and a half years ago are expressing deep disappointment in her, saying she has been unwilling to challenge President Bush and Republican leaders in Congress on issues of importance to them.

To say that majorities here express deep disappointment in American leadership would not be accurate.