Sentence examples for Rather let down from inspiring English sources

"Rather let down by its user".

With this hullabaloo, you have to wonder if Chuck hasn't felt rather let down by his bandmates over the years.

People now felt rather let down; Happy was not the son of a rich white family, stolen by the maid.

Smith is rather let down by the 1984 Common Man, and yet there is some insinuation that common humanity remains to be extinguished.

His third novel, The Plague Dogs, about two dogs escaping from a government research facility and trying to evade recapture, contains yet more strong characters and well-paced action, but is rather let down by its ending.

Apart from some drug-related versions, the next interpretation was the highly theatrical British movie, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, told by Michael Jayston as Lewis Carroll, with an astonishing cast including Peter Sellers as the March Hare, but rather let down by indifferent songs and limp choreography.

Let's just say (cough) that there have been times when I rather let myself down and we can move swiftly on to judging other people.

He did rather let himself down with the petulant flick at Diego Simeone that helped bring one of England's most promising World Cup campaign of recent years to an early close, though he could hardly have expected the referee to join his opponent in massively overreacting to the situation.

… They can have the paradoxical effect of making the person who receives them feel let down rather than gratified".

After the win, however, Taylor felt let down rather than elated.

The quality was only let down by a rather sunny-looking Christmas, and blossom still on the trees in November.