Sentence examples for long disappointed from inspiring English sources

Taiwan has long disappointed Washington with unwillingness to spend money on arms.

All day long, disappointed tourists pulled up to the main gate, snapped a photo and drove away, looking for something else to do.

As a playwright, I have long been disappointed by the weakness of words.

Dyson said that he had long been disappointed by conventional fans, which relied on technology that had hardly changed since 1880.

Long was disappointed not to be included in the starting line-up for the decisive group match with Armenia in Dublin last week in which Ireland secured a runners-up spot.

I've long been disappointed by other concert discovery methods.

While it has improved recently, I have long been disappointed with the quality of the weekly New York Times column called "The Ethicist".

ATLANTA — Although the Cash for Clunkers vehicle trade-in program officially ends on Monday, it became clear on Friday that car buyers who wait that long may be disappointed.

Sir Paul, who went on to be controller of BBC1,  said he had no idea in 1954 that the show would last so long, but is disappointed that it is no longer a "proper" sports review of the year: "Sadly, the BBC has lost so many live sports contracts that they can no longer do that.

"But, when your winning for so long, you're disappointed that you didn't pick up three".

The long awaited results disappointed most who are intimately involved in caring for patients with TBI.