Sentence examples for indeed disappointment from inspiring English sources

It's not the end of the road for China-North Korea relations just yet, but it's clear there is considerable frustration and indeed disappointment in Beijing over Pyongyang's recent behaviour.

It's a credit to Jemima Kirke that Jessa's reaction isn't straightforward disgust or indeed disappointment – it's more complex than that, and is even a little maternal, just in the briefest flicker of a look.

Despite being aware of these limitations, there was indeed disappointment even for the obstetricians when a deviation was not picked up by ultrasound.

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.

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.

Indeed, the disappointment has been so great in recent years that some government funding agencies have tired of launching programmes for microsystems research, and have moved on to the next small thing, nanotechnology.

Obama, we concluded, had raised hopes – and that could be dangerous: if he did not in the very near future make some tangible gesture to show that the process of change had indeed begun, disappointment could only make matters worse.

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.

Indeed, to public disappointment, he was not chosen for any of the first four 1953 Test matches against Australia.

Afterward, when Detective Rivera informed us that the person in the lineup was indeed my attacker, disappointment washed over both of us.

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