Sentence examples for well disappointment from inspiring English sources

Well, disappointment, imperfection and abject terror are what being a parent is all about, Mister.

Premier Oil slipped 1.2p to 331.2p lower after another well disappointment.

"It creates an enormous amount of optimism and hope among people, and we become the focal point for impatience and, if things don't turn out well, disappointment".

When the presidential campaign started, and I traveled all through New York for the New York primary, there was such a sense of, well, disappointment about what was happening in the economy.

All could well involve disappointment, missed opportunities, failure.

But this analogy is a facile one, and may well yield disappointment in the months and years to come.

"There's a sort of wait-and-see attitude as well as disappointment" on the part of left-leaning voters, he said.

The Poles' bruising experience of taking part in American-led military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as disappointment with Mr Obama's decision to relocate and postpone a proposed American missile-defence shield in Poland and the Czech Republic, had cooled ties.

Poland's bruising experience in taking part in American military actions in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as disappointment over Mr Obama's cancellation of a proposed American missile-defence shield, cooled ties.

But Golden Dawn is hoping to tap into the deep well of disappointment and fury felt by Greeks living abroad, in the three years since the debt-stricken nation was plunged into crisis.

But it was also tinged with a measure of defiance, as well as disappointment over the stance of the Obama administration, which has opposed the Palestinian bid for full membership in the United Nations and has vowed to veto it if necessary.