Sentence examples for public disappointment from inspiring English sources

There was a lot of hype about VR in the 1990s, followed by technical challenges, missteps, and public disappointment.

Opinion polls show increasing public disappointment and disillusionment in Mrs. Merkel's second government, a coalition of conservatives and Free Democrats.

Power flickers on and off.Even so, there are good reasons to think that public disappointment will not boil over.

The scandals also come at a time of growing public disappointment with Mrs. Merkel's second term as chancellor.

"I thought it was more or less a game, to get the bailout deal without public disappointment".

That she had now become querulous and grumpy was both a public disappointment and a profound mystery.

One of his great public disappointments was the 1985 death of Westway, the sunken freeway and park proposed to replace the West Side Drive.

They finally made an entrance where you know where to go in". Light is a suitable metaphor for a museum that is marking a rebirth after enduring years of very public disappointments.

"If he's interpreting the public's disappointment with how things are now as them wanting Suharto or his family back in power, then he's wrong," Mr. Qodari said.

This line of attack has the potential to answer Santorum's left-right pincer movement with a pincer movement of its own – one that simultaneously plays to right-wing disillusionment with Bush-style "compassionate conservatism" and to the broader public's disappointment with the Bush presidency in general.

And some of the most valuable candidates, notably EDF, the electricity provider that is 100% owned by the state, have an almost talismanic status that would make their sale politically and socially difficult.Softly, softlyHence the importance of keeping the public's disappointment in check.