Sentence examples for whether disappointed from inspiring English sources
Which brought to mind this older piece by Rebecca Traister from the Times Magazine, where Traister weighed in more recently on whether disappointed Obama supporters were making too much of Elizabeth Warren's senate candidacy in Massachusetts.
It falls to Mew to decide whether British Gymnastics had failed to communicate the qualifying criteria effectively or whether the disappointed team were spinning a hoop‑and‑ball story.
"Labor is very disappointed, whether it's about card check or the effort to tax Cadillac health plans," said Charles E. Cook Jr., publisher of the nonpartisan Cook Political Report, referring to a bill that would have made it easier to unionize and to tax high-cost health plans that many union members have.
"Anybody in our situation right now would feel real disappointed, whether you're the favorite or not," Vigneault said.
I hope I can be there for the team to say the right thing at the right time, whether they've been disappointed or fulfilled their dream – after all I've had experience of both".
Four items asked whether the parent had felt angry, disappointed or upset with the hospital staff (henceforth disappointed with staff), experience with waiting, perceived incorrect treatment and information relating to medication.
But family members of several Sept. 11 victims said they were deeply disappointed and questioned whether the decision was made to appease an important ally in the Middle East.
I'll be giving it 100%, whether I'll be elated or disappointed at the end.
The local authority has said it was "deeply disappointed" and will explore whether there is scope for "judicial review".
First impressions — an enthusiastic welcome from a counselor, say, or an unhappy bus ride — often determine whether a child goes home happy or disappointed, Mr. Black says.
Yet whether worried about a disaffected right or disappointed left, by burying his fears in his finale, Rich has punked-out on making his point writ large.
