disappoint *

I would have been disappointed in David if he had done anything else.

I was disappointed a couple of times along the way.

Some of you may be disappointed on the great day.

He would have been disappointed in me if I had told him.

They had not been disappointed in us on the river.

She goes back inside to the party, disappointed in him.

She expected something of him and he had disappointed her.

And once again, the public is probably going to be disappointed by the results.

She looked away, for the first time in her life disappointed by his answer.

But I have yet to make one that has disappointed me.

But he disappointed there and took only the 9th Place.

All too often we simply do not return to a place that has disappointed us.

And yet, it seemed as if she had in some way disappointed him.

The other thing about our 55-year-old teacher is that she has been disappointed so many times.

But the country's own experts say they have been disappointed by the results so far.

I have never known anyone to be disappointed by a tour along.

"And then I disappointed you by making a different choice."

He seems, by his own account, to have been disappointed in love.

If not, the fans and everybody will be disappointed in us.

But he was not the only one who disappointed the fans.

So how could he not be disappointed by missing the world record?

He was disappointed the way last season went in Philadelphia.

It is not that everything about the museum has disappointed.

At first, the Teacher would no doubt be disappointed in him.

They want you to stay, and who am I to disappoint them?