Sentence examples for lead to disappointment from inspiring English sources

But sometimes the practice courts can lead to disappointment.

But dreams of home could lead to disappointment after sunrise.

Baking for real would surely only lead to disappointment.

And that can lead to disappointment and anger.

It's dishonest, Andrew argues, and can only lead to disappointment.

And, in fact, the sort of uncritical reverence that Shakespeare often receives can lead to disappointment.

That is never going to happen and any hints to the contrary will only lead to disappointment down the track.

"It's easy to be crushed on the tidal wave of C.E.S. news, difficult to stand out, and in some cases, promises lead to disappointment".

Now, news that an excellent ramen joint with house-made broth has opened in Midtown can be processed calmly, without the hysterical excitement that can lead to disappointment.

To get bogged down in objectives would only lead to disappointments.

The variety of menus has raised the M.R.E.'s potential appeal, but they also can lead to disappointments.