- If the surprises are too great, it will cause the reader to overwork and eventually leave it out of disappointment or despair. - 如果令人惊讶之处过多,则会导致读者过劳,最后因失望或绝望而抛开它。 
- He thought that he would be far from welcome, being obliged to cause her a great disappointment. - 他原以为他一定不受欢迎,一定会使她大失所望。 
- But will this Christmas be a cause for happiness and celebration or disappointment and embarrassment? - 但是这个圣诞节会成为欢乐的源泉,还是会带来失望和尴尬呢? 
- If there is cause for disappointment it is that sound money and the price transparency afforded by a common currency have not fostered faster economic growth. - 如果有让人失望的地方,那就是健全通货(sound money)与共同货币带来的价格透明度(price transparency)未能促进经济更快地增长。 
- This kind of implanting power, if failing to serve the people, will cause not merely people's disappointment to power for seeking profit and lose the people's trust. - 这种根植于人民的权力,如未能为民谋利将丧失人民的信任而导致人们对权力的失望。 
- Scientists in the Netherlands say the disappointment of feeling you're not liked can cause the heart rate to slow for a moment, or even longer. - 荷兰科学家说你不喜欢的失望感觉能够导致心率下降片刻或更长的时间。 
- Yet, disappointment, oh, can't you see, is still the cause and the cardinal symptom of my sick, sad reality. - 但,失望,噢,你不知道吗,悲哀的现实依旧是病因并且是我的疾病主要的症状。 
- If we care to study the cause of disappointment, and avoid falling into the same pitfall, then disappointment can be a stepping stone rather than a stumbling block. - 如果我们愿意研究失望的原因,并且避免重蹈覆辙,则失望可以成为垫脚石,而不是绊脚石。 
- Our ego is often the primary cause of our feelings of disappointment and discouragement. - 自负往往是造成失落感和沮丧的最主要缘由。 

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