Sentence examples for necessarily disappointed from inspiring English sources

An actual revolution, in Russia, with its abuses of power and privilege, necessarily disappointed him, because it contaminated the ideal.

Empire Maker was beaten at odds of 2-5 in that race, but Frankel was not necessarily disappointed.

Anyone expecting echoes of Portishead's moody, atmospheric music or Goldfrapp's brighter, more driven songs, would have been surprised (if not necessarily disappointed) by the degree to which Mr. Utley and Mr. Gregory's score left those worlds behind.

With our seeding, we weren't necessarily disappointed with that, because it just means we can prove ourselves again.

He said he was "not necessarily disappointed" by Reagan's refusal this week to limit imports of shoes--a move America's beleaguered footwear makers had called crucial.

His performance received mediocre reviews, with Mike Ryan of The Huffington Post stating that he did not really bring "anything special to the table except having a nice attitude", and John Surico of GQ remarking that "while the night didn't necessarily disappoint, it also didn't dazzle".

And in the end, while only three women walked away from the Opera House with medals around their necks, the losers did not necessarily walk away disappointed.

In a statementreported by the comedy Web site Splitsider.com, the organizers said that while their comedy lineup was not necessarily complete, "we were disappointed by the fact that we could only include one woman in our initial release".

"I was disappointed, but not necessarily surprised," Mr. King said.

"Yeah, I was disappointed, but not necessarily in how I was playing," he said of his postgame demeanor.

Like I said: high expectations, but wishing for extra features isn't necessarily the same as feeling disappointed with what's there.