Sentence examples for faint disappointment from inspiring English sources

It's a faint disappointment when this thread is tied off and the author turns back to the more conventional action surrounding Edward's plot.

But the faint disappointment here attaches to "book", not to "true", where her irony is in astonishingly perfect working order; and you should read The Possessed preferably while having unruly adventures of your own, in order to take your reader's share in the first outing of a major voice.

Of course we do get to see the kids' completed homemade movie, and, though it would be a cheap shot to claim that this film is a tighter and clearer piece of work than Super 8 itself, I have to confess, churlishly, to a faint disappointment here.

Most of the time they end not in the tearful, heartfelt declarations of a Hollywood happy ending, but with a faint sense of disappointment.

There are some lovely things in it, and there's one riotous surge of profane comic energy, but a faint sense of disappointment lingers over this much-anticipated reunion of director Tom Morris and South Africa's Handspring Puppet Company, the team that conquered the world with the wondrous War Horse.

"It is obvious that none of you has the faintest notion of the bitter disappointment each of you has in your own way dished out to us.

Mr. Crews notes his children's failed marriages and lack of careers and writes, "It is obvious that none of you has the faintest notion of the bitter disappointment each of you has in your own way dished out to us".

DISAPPOINTMENT, melodrama, and a faint glimmer of hope.

My teenage son went to that game and I'd spent two weeks ensuring there would be no disappointment by squashing any faint hope he had that we might win.

And our disappointment is only a faint echo of the discontent among Livescribe developers, and those with pens like the Pulse and Echo whose main selling point is the app store itself.

Silence descends over the vast space, apart from Fran's numerical monologue, a faint but rising buzz of expectation, a shout from someone and a groan of disappointment from everyone else, then it's time to go again.