Meanings of evident disappointment in English

Flattered by his evident disappointment, she became high and careless in her triumph.

The scientist glared at him with evident disappointment, and Rob continued:

To the Chief's evident disappointment, Hollis hadn't fought him on it.

I thanked her for her kindness just as Elias appeared, to Mrs. Henry's evident disappointment.

When my cab came reeling into the market-place they decided, with evident disappointment, to remain.

In addition, therefore, to his natural reserve, there was, of course, an evident disappointment at seeing me.

This reply to his summons was entirely unexpected by Duquesne, and he heard it with evident disappointment.

The child bore this for a few moments before struggling to get down, much to her evident disappointment.

She watched the entrance of every person with an eager expectation, which was as often succeeded by evident disappointment.

Jefferson was viewing, with evident disappointment, the mutilation of his draft of the Declaration in Franklin's hand-writing, when the latter remarked:

Any harshness or lack of sympathy on the part of another or evident disappointment in the life is very serious at this point.

He had nothing-was ,indeed ,turningaway hands; my evident disappointment had apparently impressed a man who was in the habit of refusing applicants for work.

The prelate bowed and smiled, but did not pause at Coblentz, and, to the evident disappointment of the multitude, continued his way up the Rhine.

"I expected you'd be tickled to death," she remarked, with evident disappointment.

"Enough," said Harold, turning away in evident disappointment, "think of it no more."

"Bah!-isthat all?" said Thugut carelessly, and with evident disappointment.