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Meanings of disappointed by in English

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Usage of disappointed by in English
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The U.S. State Department said it was disappointed by the president's decision.
Reuters
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Apiculture NZ chairman Bruce Wills said he was disappointed by the result.
Radio NZ
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Pakistan officials said they were surprised and disappointed by Thursday's court ruling.
Reuters
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The Maer seemed disappointed by this answer, but didn't press the point.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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Mita Ririnui said it was disappointed by the Court of Appeal decision.
Radio NZ
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She also said many are disappointed by the reality of embassy life.
The Guardian
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I have to say I'm disappointed by your decision to come here.
Cibola Burn
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Both of them were disappointed by their families' reservations but not surprised.
Family ties
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But he said he was very disappointed by what he had heard.
Radio NZ
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Speak Up For Women said they were disappointed by Massey University's decision.
Radio NZ
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Mr Trudeau said he was disappointed by the resignation, but understood it.
Radio NZ
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He didn't want to be disappointed by how slowly the minutes passed.
No way down: life and death on k2
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He was disappointed by the investigation and didn't know what to think.
The black minutes
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Pro-Vice Chancellor, Humanities Professor Ballantyne said he was disappointed by the findings.
Radio NZ
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She's disappointed by her chart position, but not afraid to admit it.
The Guardian
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He used to mumble. And he seemed rather disappointed by his legacy.
The Guardian
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