Sentence examples for without disappointing from inspiring English sources

From his own catalog he headed back to the 1990s with "Gettin' It" and "Buy You Some," and then further back to the 1980s with "Don't Fight the Feelin' " and "Freaky Tales": he could have stayed in that decade for hours without disappointing anyone in the crowd.

That's because consumer expectations are now set, so staying on par will allow it to do more without disappointing anyone.

With more people using the product, Google buys itself a bigger test base and lures in developers without disappointing anyone.

The trick, of course, is to downsize without disappointing the driver with an anemic, overworked motor that makes the vehicle feel like a rental car.

But radical schemes for property re-distribution are ruled out; the axiomatic requirement that each be treated equally, that the happiness of each be counted, justified policies to equalize the distribution of goods only where this could be achieved without disappointing legitimate expectations.

Clinton successfully navigated Wallace's question without disappointing her progressive supporters who pushed her to rule out Social Security cuts in February.

Though the owner Jeffrey Lurie described 2011 as "without question, the most disappointing season" since he's owned the team, he unequivocally voiced his continued commitment to Reid immediately after the season.

It is a possibility that Mr. Lugar, who said the current environment in Washington was "disappointing" and "without a doubt" the most polarized he had seen since joining the Senate in 1977, understands clearly even as he declines to modify his positions.

Many of those turkeys will be dry, and most, truth be told, would be disappointing without a bolster of stuffing and cranberries and creamy gravy.

"We did better compared to the first game, but obviously conceding five goals in two games is really disappointing, without conceding too many chances.

Canon's first kick at the mirrorless market was without question a disappointing debut: The EOS M first launched in 2012, and was a let-down mostly because of its incredibly sluggish autofocus, as well as other quirks like a screen blackout that happened immediately after taking a picture.