Don't be disappointed.

You must be disappointed.

I'd hate for him to be disappointed.

You might be disappointed, too.

You must be disappointed, Father.

You may be disappointed, commander.

I'm sure they'll be disappointed.

The aspiration to peace will never be disappointed.

As a result, they are bound to be disappointed.

They will be so disappointed to have missed you.

I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Your fans will be bitterly disappointed.

For they shall not be disappointed.

I'm certain you'll not be disappointed.

Excellent. Lottie, will you be disappointed?

I'm afraid you guys'd be disappointed.

If he did, you'd be disappointed.

She'd be shocked, of course. I'd pretend to be disappointed in her.

We're starting right now. There's no need to be disappointed.

Don't be too disappointed, you're still young.

He who seeks gratification shall be disappointed.

She'd be so disappointed if you didn't.

Or will Amthor be disappointed in you?

Should go, darling or I'll be disappointed.

Oh no! Everyone will be so disappointed.

She'd be so disappointed if she knew.

Let me not be disappointed, Yahweh, for I have called on you. Let the wicked be disappointed. Let them be silent in Sheol .

If I'm not really pregnant, I'm going to be so disappointed.

I cling to your statutes, Yahweh. Don't let me be disappointed.

If he does, I would be really disappointed.

Melly'd be so disappointed if you weren't surprised.

Manabe will probably be disappointed, but tough luck

Disappointed?

Disappointed?

Disappointed?

If you take the B team, there'd be nothing to shoot, you'd be disappointed.

I told her not to be disappointed, we'd probably lose this one.

If your Mom finds out later, she'll be disappointed.

If it turns out you're not, I'll be disappointed.

I'd be greatly disappointed if it were anything else.

Actually, you know what, I should warn you, you're going to be disappointed.

I'll be very disappointed if I don't see a ghost.

I tried not to look disappointed.

Tom tried not to look disappointed.

She tried not to look disappointed.