Sentence examples for must be disappointing from inspiring English sources

It must be disappointing to bag your first feature-length lead role, only to be asked to take your clothes off.

Against that backdrop, it must be disappointing to see like-for-like sales fall 1%, notwithstanding the plea that a headwind was created by the sensible decision to chop big-ticket, low-margin, ranges such as electrical goods.

As critic John Mahoney put it, to both Lamb and Hazlitt, "the performance of Shakespeare in a theatre must always be disappointing to an extent because the slightest departure from the vision conjured by the imagination is so immediately detected and so quickly a source of aesthetic displeasure".

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To be let go like that must be very disappointing".

The result of the Swedish general election must be deeply disappointing for the left.

Hi David, you've just cancelled your tour (1 – see footnotes below) – that must be very disappointing.

"It must be terribly disappointing because it was a huge stepping out for Molson," said Harry Schuhmacher, editor and publisher of Beer Business Daily, a newsletter based in San Antonio.

9.01pm: The Economist bemoans the fact that – unlike in 1979 and 1997 – there is no big intellectual argument underpinning an election that may usher in a significant change of governemnt: There are no key books that politicians can point to that signify a significant shift in the spirit of the age, and that must be particularly disappointing for the Tories.

Nevertheless, the fact that no differential uptake of 124I-IAZGP was observed in any disease site must be considered disappointing.

It must be very disappointing to think that a longtime friend has taken advantage of your loyalty and hard work - but now won't even take your calls.