Sentence examples for generated disappointment from inspiring English sources

Dr. Old called the vote encouraging to a field that has "generated disappointment and controversy in the past".

One part of the procurement budget that has already generated disappointment is the shipbuilding account, which calls for building five ships next year, including $2.6 billion for a DDG-51 destroyer and $2.4 billion for a Virginia-class submarine.

The song generated disappointment for Sal Cinquemani for Slant Magazine, writing that although Aguilera's vocals runs are "pretty", they are "enough to save the otherwise too-bombastic and rote power ballad".

Regret incites us to review and reflect on our actions; when we miss the mark, regret  generates disappointment and grief.

In contrast, the items in the Detractors domain generate disappointment, but do not necessarily generate satisfaction when they are met.

Finally, the origins of the alliance crucially affected its subsequent trajectory - earlier investment in finding trustworthy suppliers meant that later poor performance not only generated strong disappointment but came to be seen as a breach of trust and a failure to honour promises.

In a statement, Fiba said: "The on-court behaviour displayed by Australia in that game generated huge disappointment by basketball fans and experts.

Like the billions before it, it will be squandered, generating popular disappointment, distrust and dissent.Richard Walker: freelance writer who has lived in the north and the south of Sudan.

Still, scientists who prepared the report warned against viewing it as a "miracle grain" lest it fall prey, as other new grains have, to disappointment generated by overenthusiasm.

Whereas Marx saw Christianity as a manipulative siren of hollow truths, Mr. Obama's concern is not with the impotence of Christianity, but rather the lamentable reality that religion — still a good thing in itself — often becomes the outlet and endpoint of various frustrations and disappointments generated elsewhere in life.

"I think the cover-up, if you will, has generated more anger, more disappointment," he said.