Sentence examples for regularly disappointed from inspiring English sources

Any party relying on a hung parliament for influence can expect to be regularly disappointed.

The region has regularly disappointed creditors over the years, in the 1890s, 1930s, 1980s and earlier this decade.

Though it has grown revenue to more than two billion dollars, has three hundred million active users and hundreds of millions of visitors, and is now a crucial medium for cultural and political discourse, Twitter has regularly disappointed investors.

Throughout his tenure, Minton regularly disappointed them, leading many to rail against him.

But kicking vulnerable people in the teeth so you can smugly tell yourself and your religious friends that your morality remains unsullied makes you the very kind of Pharisee by which Jesus was so regularly disappointed.

He played more than three dozen songs on Monday night, with his old and new material adding up to a persona who's been regularly disappointed but whose yearning won't go away.

Dianne Feinstein is no raging liberal (ask any real raging liberal, they'll tell you), and regularly disappoints lefties on many national security issues.

Environmentalists who have regularly been disappointed by the performance and policies of the Bush administration got something big to cheer about on Tuesday.

18. "Finding like-minded people, being considered bitter because you can see the whole picture and it isn't always the fairy tale people want to believe in, being disappointed regularly by your peers because they are still very childish".

I vist regularly and have been disappointed at some of these issues.

Already, Mr Lagardère has disappointed the firm by not regularly attending board meetings.