Sentence examples for which was disappointed from inspiring English sources

Shedding the Hummer brand was a welcome development for G.M., which was disappointed last week when a deal collapsed to sell its Saturn brand to the Penske Automotive Group.

Marc-Olivier Padis, editor in chief of the monthly magazine Esprit, said the election "shows that a part of the electorate is hesitating — the center-left, which was disappointed by Ségolène Royal and was able to vote for Bayrou in the presidential election, was disappointed this time by Bayrou," he said, referring to another former Socialist presidential candidate.

One club member who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly about the Barclays said pressure to move the event was coming from CBS, which was disappointed by mediocre television ratings for the 2007 event, won by Steve Stricker.

Putnam's campaign, which was disappointed by Trump's endorsement tweet but not surprised by it, is working behind the scenes to keep the president out of the primary.

Trump appears intent on satisfying the pro-Israel, right-wing base that helped him win the presidency but which was disappointed when he delayed the embassy move in June.

The sentiment was shared with GameSpot, which was disappointed that the game ended so soon, but still stated, "Metroid fans should absolutely get it, as should anyone willing to trade off some quantity for some serious quality in their gaming time".

One caller told Hopkins she was "selling a completely false rhetoric to the nation" which was "disappointing and dangerous, really upsetting".

One caller, Ronke from Greenwich, said Hopkins was "selling a completely false rhetoric to the nation" which was "disappointing and dangerous, really upsetting".

"Of course I'm delighted that it never came to that, but I must admit that there's a tiny part of me which is disappointed that I never got to test my training in battle".

I thought about the ways in which I liked my life and the ways in which I was disappointed by it.

"The degree to which she was disappointed [by the defeat] was rather greater than the degree to which I was disappointed myself.