Sentence examples for generally disappointed from inspiring English sources

When Pennsylvania came in, my heart sunk, generally disappointed in my nation and concerned for the progress my generation was already fighting so hard to achieve.

Serious fare suffered, and Hollywood stars were generally disappointed.

"We were generally disappointed in our results," Mr. Henderson responded.

But I'm generally disappointed by what I find.

WHEN I began teaching economics in the 1970s, I noticed that people were generally disappointed when they learned what I did for a living.

Song in Your Heart I am ashamed to say that I have behaved terribly toward my mother: taken financial advantage of her, spoken disrespectfully to her and generally disappointed her.

Unfortunately for those who didn't care for the earlier update, the latest update may generally disappoint.

When I was 18, while the rest of my friends were flocking off to various universities to enlarge their brains, I opted to move to London, live in a squat, do a lot of drugs, and just generally disappoint my parents.

AND, although I've generally been disappointed in the Obama administration's positions on food, the Obamas deserve credit for making the school lunch program far better.

Researchers who are looking to evaluate mitigation strategies will generally be disappointed with ICAM2 if they try to use it to weigh their relative costs and benefits in an optimization exercise, but researchers who are interested in ecosystem and economic effects and the adaptive decisions that influence them will be pleased with its versatility.

Sheffield United boss Nigel Clough told BBC Radio Sheffield: "Pleased with the performance generally but disappointed with the two goals we conceded.