Sentence examples for unmitigated disappointment from inspiring English sources
He was an unmitigated disappointment last year, losing his first five decisions to prompt his demotion to Class AAA.
Had Beijing four years ago not been such an unmitigated disappointment – and flying home economy class from China when the medal winners went business is one of her most searing memories – she would probably not have felt the need to drive on towards this day.
Carnivàle was lauded for showing "the hopelessness of the Great Depression to life" and for being among the first TV shows to show "unmitigated pain and disappointment", but reviewers were not confident that viewers would find the "slowly unfolding sadness" appealing over long or would have the patience or endurance to find out the meaning of the show.
Disappointment gave way to unmitigated delight at the huge bowl of savory broad beans, wearing a banner of fresh basil and brimming with shrimp, squid, scallops, mussels and red onions, in a wispy citrus-spiked garlicky broth of a sauce.
In the immediate aftermath of a disappointment, it's often really difficult to see the aftermath as anything but an unmitigated disaster.
"This is an unmitigated disaster.
It was unmitigated hell".
Just unmitigated sadness.
It was an unmitigated disaster.
The grimness is not unmitigated.
