Sentence examples for palpable disappointment from inspiring English sources

"People want to rent apartments, so I've become a hands-on landlord," he said with palpable disappointment.

There was palpable disappointment that Marbury was still here Monday, although players were reluctant to say so outright.

Mr. Medvedev had developed a circle of supporters during his presidency, and there was palpable disappointment from those people on Saturday.

The debate was an acrimonious event, marked by the audience's palpable disappointment with what they heard, and capped with an 89 percent vote of no confidence in the Palestinian leadership.

Despite the presence of narrative arcs, these films, which created the template for the educational nature film, maintained an aura of scientific objectivity, which might explain the palpable disappointment when behind-the-scenes trickery is exposed.

There was palpable disappointment within the administration, where there were hopes, as President Obama said Friday, that the throngs of people at the polls augured a change in Iran.

Palpable home disappointment - the Russian trio of Rumyantsev, Yesin and Yuskov never got going here 1.57pm GMT So the Netherlands will face Poland in the women's speed skating team pursuit final later, and we're now onto the men's 7th/8th place final.

When a patient left my office empty-handed, it was often with a palpable sense of disappointment.

In the end I wasn't really happy with it and there was this palpable sense of disappointment that we'd only sold a million copies.

Her thwarted expectations were both poignant and laughable, as she ripped through the show's veil of restraint with her palpable (and audible) disappointment.

For example, a palpable wave of disappointment surged through the internet on Saturday when it became clear that Wagner's rendition of Help Yourself wouldn't contain any bongos.