Sentence examples for most disappoints from inspiring English sources

But the issue that most disappoints in the second half of the book is Sandhu's failure to get to grips with multiracialism in Britain.

That, so far, has been the approach of the West: Ukraine's leaders have been surprised by the tough reception they find in Brussels.What most disappoints some in Kiev is a lack of resolve on the security front.

Biggest disappointment Most disappointed for Wales, who came so close despite all those injuries.

Cinematographers were among the people most disappointed by the old F.A.A. rule.

But those who feel most disappointed by the government's response are girls themselves.

Andrew Ansorge, 24, a meteorologist for about one year at Penn State, was perhaps the person most disappointed with the sunny day.

However, it's probably not Cyrus who will be most disappointed by The Climb's fall from grace.

"People who follow their head looking at return on investment — they will be most disappointed if they have unrealistic expectations on what is possible," he said.

Mr Salmond told Sky News: "It's the people who voted No because they believed these commitments from the Westminster leadership, these are the people who are feeling most angry, most hurt, most disappointed in Scotland today.

Mortality and Indian identity are on Alexie's mind in this appealing collection of short stories, poems and self-­interrogations. "I would always feel closest to the man who had most disappointed me," he writes of his father.

But his only reverse in half a dozen starts to date was when an excellent sixth in the Festival Bumper last season, and Twiston-Davies would be most disappointed to see him beaten.