Sentence examples for try to disappoint from inspiring English sources

Avoid allowing situations to rule your life -- not being too upset by: ~ "People" that might even seem to try to disappoint you -- but accept them as they are, and expect your own best by not letting others' coldness or paranoia to stop your outgoing, positive efforts.

"Honestly, I'm not sure what you're expecting of me, but I'll try not to disappoint you," he said, smiling.

I'm going for it and I'll try not to disappoint".

I know I missed it earlier, but I try not to disappoint all of you.

But the tough election campaign has caused Mr. Schröder and his party to move sharply to the left, to try to inspire supporters disappointed over the economy to vote.

Barry tried to sound disappointed.

A blogger at the Web magazine Salon, noting the support Glover's campaign had received, wondered if Marvel was taking a "cop-out," trying to appease disappointed Glover supporters while not having to make any changes to the original Spider-Man brand, which, it was generally if tacitly understood, was more valuable than the "Ultimate" brand.

The fact that the Obama administration has put extending the tax cuts for the wealthy back on the table only confirms Mr. Krugman's suggestion that President Obama seems to be "trying, systematically, to disappoint his once-fervent supporters".

I'd gone from high-high to low-low, and now I was just trying not to disappoint the man selling the fronts of Christmas cards.

They were already making fiery claims about Saddam Hussein and his alleged alliance with al-Qaeda which the agency was unable to substantiate.Nonetheless, the CIA tried not to disappoint.

A more likely scenario is that, if elected, Mr. Peña Nieto will try to please everyone and will disappoint many.