Sentence examples for sudden disappointment from inspiring English sources
I hated that look: confusion, furrowed eyes, sudden disappointment.
"This has caused those individuals who originally harboured hopes in him in carrying out political reform to fall into sudden disappointment and despair".
Her eyes were black, but otherwise she looked nothing like Hart, nothing at all, and Morse was thrown by the sudden disappointment he felt and the impulse to escape.
The game he played is known for its late-inning reversals and for its capacity to deliver sudden disappointment and miraculous second chances, but then Darryl Strawberry's life was always more tumultuous than his career.
"This has caused those individuals who originally harboured hopes in him in carrying out political reform to fall into sudden disappointment and despair," they said.
Pacific Century's woes have been scrutinized because the two-year-old company has come to symbolize the fervid dreams and sudden disappointments of the Internet in Asia.
It seems to leach out of us with each new personal disappointment, sudden tragedy or each and every time we fear that we are becoming invisible.
Resilience is the ability to cope with disappointments, sudden upsets, the fact that everything is not there laid out for you.
The sudden swap was a disappointment for Specht, who had been at or near the top of his class since arriving at NYMA. "I obviously wasn't happy about the switch, because it was more work for me," he said.
St Paul's Girls Schooll, where I enjoyed the lessons of the English teacher Miss Jenkinson but little else, was a grim institution in the early 1950s - more Brontë than Austen - and the little piece of ivory on which the celebrated spinster wrote her tales of love and disappointment and sudden, unconvincing happiness, didn't mean anything to me.
She suffered from an eating disorder, triggered by her disappointment and a sudden identity crisis: "I had gotten all this attention, and then, at sixteen, I realized I was replaceable," she told me.
