Sentence examples for rather disappointed that from inspiring English sources

Mr Guterres said he was "rather disappointed" that the report will remain unpublished for the foreseeable future.

But I'm often rather disappointed that the first thing corporations do when they try and "do something" in virtual worlds like Second Life is recreate the real world.

"Although we did not come right out and predict that Virtual Vineyards would be a big success, I think if I'm honest we thought they would," Mr. Evans said, "and obviously we're rather disappointed that they aren't".

We are told that conference organisers were rather disappointed that Lord Sugar, who only a few months ago was named (with much fanfare) as the Government's "enterprise tsar" – decided at the last moment that it would be for the best for him to stay away.

Still, expect the financial community to be rather disappointed that Bardem won't be in the long-awaited sequel to the movie made famous by main character Gordon Gekko's "Greed is good" speech.

"We're rather disappointed that our archers couldn't compete because they're not providing the facilities for any archery in Bermuda," said Sark's Island Games chief Richard Dewe. "Our archers are very disappointed because they would have moved heaven and earth to get the finances to get them there.

FaceTime will work over WiFi only for 2010; the audience was rather disappointed at that, but let's be honest here: AT&T can barely keep a regular call going, much less a video call.

Sir Nevile Henderson showed himself rather disappointed by that conversation.

"But I suspect that quite a number of people are rather disappointed when they come here and discover the streets are not paved with gold".

It is much discussed, for instance, that the Rev. Billy Graham's people, arriving for a visit, were rather disappointed by the tailoring of his suit.

I am rather disappointed.