Back when the film was in production, a UK debut of £1.59m would definitely have represented a disappointment.
Yet the enabling role played by the African National Congress, the party of Nelson Mandela, represents a special disappointment, especially for one of our guides, a youth leader named Mazwi.
On a night of contrasting emotions in Cuiabá, Colombia marched into the second round as group winners with a third victory in 11 days – as many as they had managed in their previous four World Cup appearances – and condemned Japan to a humiliating early exit that represents a major disappointment for Asia, Alberto Zaccheroni and his players.
He represents such a disappointment and rejection by French people that I think he's already out of the second round".
Failure to advance would represent a significant disappointment, though the club put the cost of this eventuality at only £5m.
An informal compromise would represent a huge disappointment, as Mr. Reid has reason to know, since the last "gentleman's agreement" failed.
But unless there is a display of outstanding exuberance in the remaining weeks of 2015 – and that seems highly unlikely – the 12 months will, for many, represent a bitter disappointment.
Mr. Clyburn, who sharply criticized former President Bill Clinton recently for contentious remarks that Mr. Clyburn said caused an irreparable rift with African-Americans, argued that Senator Barack Obama's 14-point victory in North Carolina far exceeded expectations and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's squeaker in Indiana represented a profound disappointment for her campaign.
That was much tighter than the 5-6% gap predicted by opinion polls, and represented a major disappointment for Mr Bersani, who at one stage led by 10%.
A loss on Tuesday would represent a huge disappointment for Schwartz, who was the perceived front-runner until Wolf began pumping millions into his own campaign to preempt the other candidates on the air across the Keystone State.
