Disappointments in a sentence

Men thrive better on disappointments in love than on disappointments in money.

Among the victories have come the kind of disappointments inevitable in BMX racing, which ranks as the most cut-throat and unforgiving of cycling’s disciplines.

And it’s a shame because some had everything they needed to go all the way, but alas, they ended up being bitter disappointments.

Despite the disappointments early in the season, the Frogs still have a great mindset and are determined to make a run at the Big 12 title.

Despite this, there have been some disappointments in recent seasons, but always brings back the high seas drama, even if some seasons are better.

Early in her career, Leo actor Lisa Kudrow endured disappointments.

He should consider the ability to walk the talk before making sensational announcements that lead to major disappointments akin to fraud.

He was born in Kalisz, Poland and escaped to Germany when he was 8 years old—Wit was never afraid of hard work, or the long hours, triumphs and disappointments that came with pursing his professional passion in such a competitive industry.

I actually want to attend in my capacity as a citizen who cannot refrain from voting despite numerous disappointments by those I vote for.

I attract failures, rejections, and disappointments in life.

It's a triumph of hope over repeated disappointments.

It stands out for being a remarkably consistent year, and one with very few disappointments.

Netflix's live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender may struggle to replicate One Piece's success due to skepticism and past disappointments.

Not all instances of this trope are disappointments, though reception at the time of their release might have people believing otherwise.

Previous point deductions and disappointments were left in the rear-view mirror at Wembley, where Jordan Clark’s opener was cancelled out by Coventry favourite Gustavo Hamer.

Sharing her experience with The Guardian in 2019 after exit from the Assembly, the then lone woman in the House, said that she had a lot of disappointments as well.

She didn’t want the same kind of disappointments they faced with their previous film, Iruvar, which didn’t perform well at the box office.

She had been working on the novel since 1998 and, after encountering numerous disappointments with small-press publishers and literary agents, finally decided to self-publish the book through Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing platform.

So much of what drives men to listen to the Crowders, Petersons, and Tates of the world is their romantic, social, and professional frustrations and disappointments.

The big question then becomes how many of those disappointments they’re willing to tolerate before they start looking for someone willing to govern more in alignment with their values, and how far Smith is willing to go to avoid that outcome.