Sentence examples for widespread disappointment from inspiring English sources

"I think there was pretty widespread disappointment.

"There's widespread disappointment," said Dan Kaminsky, a prominent security researcher.

There was widespread disappointment that the tests had not been more rigorous.

The sharp drop since then illustrates widespread disappointment with the performance of President Ashraf Ghani's government.

THE failure by Congress's joint select committee to produce a deficit plan was greeted with widespread disappointment, but little shock.

But come the knockout stages it was Argentina who caught the imagination, even if the home nations suffered widespread disappointment.

Zuckerberg's optimism has butted up against widespread public disappointment and growing pressure for more regulation from lawmakers in the United States and Europe.

But that option evaporated this spring, when a regulatory investigation and widespread investor disappointment -- Edison had indicated that it would get more than twice as many schools in Philadelphia as it did -- drove the company's stock to lunch-money levels.

Among them were the editors of almost all the national newspapers, which have been getting their revenge ever since, gleefully highlighting the shortfall in projected visitor numbers and the widespread public disappointment with the display.

Since corruption consistently goes unpunished, Afghans feel betrayed by their leaders – and insurgents have in turn fed off this widespread sense of disappointment.

They "became disappointed" — one child even stated that the robot was "learning-disabled". (This shouldn't be unfamiliar — consider the widespread derision and disappointment inspired by Siri, Apple's "intelligent personal assistant").