Sentence examples for Yet disappointingly from inspiring English sources
Yet, disappointingly, the Khans are relatively isolated among sport's Muslim community, though Muhammad Ali has always vehemently condemned Islamic extremism.
Yet, disappointingly, she shied away from endorsing suspension of federal executions pending the outcome of that review.
Yet, disappointingly, Weinberg's focus barely strays from physics and astronomy, while his analysis throughout seems centred more on exploring the "what" and "how" of theories past than the subtle considerations that influenced their creation.
Yet disappointingly, The Times opposes that measure.
Yet disappointingly, the majority of these executives shared with me that all the hard work and investment in these promising initiatives has not resulted in the desired progress.
Yet disappointingly for anyone titillated by the gothic, probably to Francis' thinking Beelzebub more closely resembles some big hostile bully toting a fat wallet - all swollen with ill-gotten banknotes and no human conscience to speak of.
He and Mr Osborne have forced Mr Brown to discuss debt, yet are disappointingly quiet themselves.Unfortunately, the Tories seem hasty as well as timid.
Enjoy these credits because they offer some of the more arresting, inventive images in this visually cluttered yet often disappointingly drab movie.
Yet it is disappointingly short on moments of beauty, strangeness, and awe.
AMERICA'S economic recovery will soon be two years old, yet it remains disappointingly weak.
Yet the document disappointingly stops well short of the unflinching acknowledgments of responsibility that Catholic bishops in France and other European countries have produced in recent years.
