Sentence examples for individual disappointment from inspiring English sources

Speaking today to several reporters, Keller expressed the difficulty of having to watch a World Cup from the bench while, at the same time, putting the team above his individual disappointment.

Hooker Rory Best accepted that Ireland's rivalry with Wales and the individual disappointment for some of their Lions tourists provided the mental fuel for their ferocious efforts in the contact zones.

As the current IRB player of the year, Williams also acknowledges he has felt the pressure of his exalted status – "I'd be lying if I said I hadn't" – but McGeechan continues to believe the strong communal spirit within the Lions squad will override individual disappointment in the final furlongs of the tour.

By choosing to portray an era of ebbing of energy for that movement, director-writer Tanya Hamilton sidesteps the politics and passion that gave the movement its power and, instead, focuses on the diminished aftermath: individual disappointment, secrets and a truncated--and misunderstood--legacy of Black radicalism.

Every detail in Ms. Kauffman's production — and in Ms. Herzog's 95-minute play — has been precisely calibrated to keep us aware of two things at once: that this couple is in some sense no different from many others in their intelligence and humor, their mutual love frayed by individual disappointments; but also that the possibility of violence of one kind or another is perhaps just a whisper away.

The couple have typical marital spats while quietly reflecting on their individual dreams and disappointments, particularly their son Jesse, a wannabe rock star, who has been a lifelong bafflement to his conventional father.

Six runs out of 294 is nothing, but it means everything to an individual and hence his disappointment.

Following President Barack Obama's reelection in November of 2012, Americans across the country who were upset with his victory took to the White House's online petition platform to show their disappointment with individual calls for secession from the union.

Analysts like Hugh F. Holman, who follows such companies for CIBC World Markets, say that the new technology sector is prone to volatility and disappointments as individual companies miss development targets but that the overall outlook is strong for next year and 2002.

For all these reasons, we, as many civil society groups and individuals, register our profound disappointment with the heads of State, under whose guidance and orders the negotiators worked, and we state that we do not condone or endorse this document.

For Britain, there is still time to make up for disappointment in the individual medal categories.