Sentence examples for sort of disappointment from inspiring English sources

To which the most sensible response is sadly: prepare for just this sort of disappointment.

Britain's bronze, so stylishly engineered, cannot be considered any sort of disappointment.

They never express any sort of disappointment at the PM's allotted role.

An otherwise agreeable red curry brought a different sort of disappointment: the taste of canned bamboo shoots overwhelmed the delicate interplay of spicy basil and rich coconut milk.

Instead of a contemporary classic, Cardiff Bay got a forgettable mediocrity.In this section Bringing Texas up to date Showing what buildings can be Cheaper than the pictures ReprintsMs Hadid is used to this sort of disappointment.

While Bobby Shine is clearly the lucky, ambitious one -- the one who will eventually leave Baltimore to seek his fortune, as Mr. Levinson did, in California -- the other diner habitués seem headed toward one sort of disappointment or another.

At times, Bauerlein sounded as if he were still figuring out what it meant to support President Trump — as if he were trying to stay optimistic while steeling himself for all sorts of disappointment.

Sort of a disappointment.

Well, this is sort of a disappointment.

Sort of a disappointment, but at least we know it's out there.

The rate with which venues are disappearing in Britain has genuinely reached such a pace that shock has been replaced by a sort of resigned disappointment.