Sentence examples for were certainly disappointed from inspiring English sources

While we were certainly disappointed by the outcome of the U.S. Senate's recent vote on background checks, please know -- we are not going away.

"We're certainly disappointed," said Mr. Norris, who said he expected to "prepare an appeal".

"I'm certainly disappointed," Mr. Lichtinger said this morning after a private meeting with Mrs. Whitman.

"I'm certainly disappointed, and I'm frustrated that I wasn't able to hit the ball today.

"We are certainly disappointed we couldn't close it out, but we also recognize there's a lot of different ways to climb that mountain.

In a conference call for analysts, Donald Blair, the chief financial officer, said: "We are certainly disappointed with what's happened here.

"I was certainly disappointed and mad at Dad," remembered Andy, who said it took almost four years for his anger to evaporate.

"We are certainly disappointed, because we could not achieve the expected result tonight," said Juan M. Gómez-Robledo Gómez-Robledor of multilateral affairs and the head of the Mexican delegation, "but it is only a matter of days, because this conference has shown that the ovicehelministerofity wish to adopt this text".

"I'm certainly disappointed in the manner in which we lost the goals.

"People can judge for themselves if it was a foul, but I was certainly disappointed in the decision.

If the president had hoped that his reform proposals — including mild curtailment of the phone metadata program, some sort of protection for the privacy of foreign citizens and the like — would placate those opposed to the NSA, he was certainly disappointed.