Sentence examples for Mildly disappointing from inspiring English sources

Mildly disappointing, indeed, but it doesn't make this spot -- where Stephen Douglas stayed when Lincoln whipped him in the election of 1858 -- any less awesome; the interior will make you feel like you've time-traveled back 150 years.

Which is … mildly disappointing.

The illusion is impressive but incomplete, and therefore mildly disappointing.

And it is, to put it mildly, disappointing that Yates should choose to do so.

But on the other hand, the lows are never worse than mildly disappointing.

The British Museum's mildly disappointing Vikings exhibition is £16.50 a head.

The egg foo young with crab was a kitchen accident … I took Clare, a co-worker on the ST magazine, and she said the char sui bun was like eating a diabetic's nappy… The whole place was alternatively disappointing, sad and mildly infuriating.

Jessica's GCSEs were disappointing, to put it mildly … On a brighter note, Munchkin, our two-year-old Siamese, got rid of a nasty tapeworm".

Claus' first experience with the portable global positioning devices, in 1994, was disappointing, to put it mildly.

It is generally agreed by all but the most shameless apologists for unreconstructed human rights violators that the performance of the Human Rights Council to date has been disappointing, to put it mildly.

The fact is that Sanders volunteers went to great lengths to court black and Latino voters, though the response from both was disappointing and that is putting it mildly.