Sentence examples for indeed a disappointment from inspiring English sources

If his performance is indeed a disappointment, perhaps it's only because Sidney is being measured against the absurdly high standard he set for himself.

If the last of these was indeed a disappointment, the reuniting of Chéreau and Boulez for a production of Janáček's From the House of the Dead at the Vienna Festival in 2007 (subsequently also at the Holland and Aix festivals, as well as the Met and La Scala) was welcomed with unbridled approbation.

Critics are rightly pointing out that there are hardly any apps available (and those that are there are basic and slow to load), which is indeed a disappointment.

They have caused offence in many ways and indeed have been a disappointment to their great leader.

A disappointment indeed," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on the Senate floor following the vote, seeming to hold back tears.

"This is a disappointment, this is a disappointment indeed," McConnell said.

Indeed, Rock judges that "by and large his administration was a disappointment".

Previous studies using this methodology have included a disappointment parameter (d), which is similar to and indeed correlated with (r =.607, p<.001), the risk parameter (11,17,18).

Indeed, said Barry Schuler, chairman of the America Online unit, this was far from a disappointment for Mr. Pittman.

Indeed, despite considerable fanfare and evangelical enthusiasts, 3-D printing has, in many ways, been a disappointment.

There was, indeed, some disappointment that another case, challenging Proposition 8, California's gay-marriage ban, heard the same week as Windsor, was dismissed on procedural grounds.