Sentence examples for rather than disappointed from inspiring English sources

Barnsley manager Danny Wilson: "I'm frustrated, rather than disappointed.

The effort encouraged rather than disappointed Noseda.

It was so much harder to see my parents hurting because of me rather than disappointed or mad.

But rather than disappoint my Czech friends, I found my way through the maze of narrow streets behind the Old Town Square to a tiny cobblestone courtyard.

The day before "Thirteen Conversations" was to start shooting, part of their financing fell through and, rather than disappoint the cast and crew, they ended up personally borrowing $100,000 and maxing out their credit cards.

Rather than disappoint their first lot of guests, they made the radical move of offering a free week to each guest the following summer.

Rather than disappoint Milhouse again with news of the ongoing anti-Semitism that will plague the Jews for many centuries, she distracts the crowd by sending them to search for manna.

And when a well-known piece of art is unavailable, it may be considered preferable to display a copy — perhaps not acknowledged as such — rather than disappoint visitors.

Whether the bill had passed or not, by the time Copenhagen had rolled around, the U.S. would already have been well on its way to dramatically cutting emissions, poised to inspire, rather than disappoint, the rest of the world.

Dr. Goodwin said that rather than being disappointed by the results, she saw them as liberating.

In Mr. Hamlin's words, it's much better to be thrilled that you made it out the front door, rather than feeling disappointed that you didn't make it to Spain.