Sentence examples for like disappointment from inspiring English sources

Because I do not like disappointment.' And, of course, you cannot ignore your figure.

Indians love premature celebrations almost as much as they seem to like disappointment.

I walked back into the building and the place just smelled like disappointment.

Would that feel like disappointment after the way the season has gone?

The Democrats continue to ride their "hope-and-change" high from 2008, though not many will acknowledge those additional words that have regrettably cropped up in the ensuing two years -- like "disappointment" and "frustration" and "infighting" and, worst of all, "failure".

These two conditions define the emotional and cognitive differences underpinning regret with respect to other negative emotions like disappointment for a loss [12].

While no one likes disappointment, remember: By clutching very tightly to needing things to go exactly as we imagine, we usually manufacture it ourselves.

The wet dogs seem like disappointments at first, and grow into something more than respectability.

And it is Stygian labor to admit the likes of disappointment and rage towards a father or mother.

There is nothing like the disappointment of a subject who just doesn't like music that much, and stuffs their choices with "amusing" Victorian music hall hits and spoken word.

At other times, I felt like they were more suggestive of perennial human problems like aging, disappointment, or decay.