Sentence examples for simply disappointed from inspiring English sources
The soft-spoken Cartwright claims no particular animosity toward USC and says that, although content at Providence, he was initially simply disappointed not to continue his career in the Los Angeles area.
So when I have Master Calendar hearings in immigration court where the government lawyer frustratingly remarks after months of preparation that he doesn't know what the facts of my case are, I am simply disappointed.
Perhaps you were appalled or even revolted, stronger words than simply disappointed.
But there are few hopes that it will have any major impact, unless it turns violent, and real concerns that it will simply disappoint normal citizens who will attend and want a clear strategy for change.
To defend her virtue theory, Potter would have to insist that in such a situation, either one is required simply to disappoint someone's trust rather than to be untrustworthy, or that the kind of trustworthiness at issue is specific not full trustworthiness.
But I rejected that and said simply, "I was disappointed with the governor's language".
Government is in part the business of losing friends and disappointing people, and by the end of 2008 it may be clear whether Labour has simply lost and disappointed too many to win a fourth term.
But an Iraqi official who was at the meeting, and who spoke to reporters on condition of anonymity, said that many victims' family members had been disappointed simply because they were unfamiliar with American legal procedures.
Grewcock said: "Obviously I am disappointed but my performances simply haven't been good enough.
Some left simply because they were disappointed in the job.
