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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a few disappointing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small number of things or experiences that did not meet expectations or were unsatisfactory.
Example: "There were a few disappointing moments during the event that overshadowed the overall experience."
Alternatives: "some unsatisfactory" or "a couple of letdowns".
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The data led to a few disappointing days for stocks.
"We have had a few disappointing results over the last couple of weeks.
Things got off to a slow start for the trip, with a few disappointing days through Kansas and Texas.
She had a few disappointing performances and did not make it to the Olympics.
Ms. Marshall had arrived at New Life Tabernacle after a few disappointing stops along the way.
"Obviously, we've had a few disappointing results where we were hoping for medals, but this is a 16-day competition".
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Or, for warmth and comfort on a cold winter's night, have a bowl of avgolemono thickened with orzo; this egg, lemon and chicken soup is a bargain at $6. Careful preparation marked many starters, making it all the more puzzling when a few were disappointing.
The idea here is to challenge the massive textbook industry that doesn't have any qualms about charging students hundreds of dollars for a book and a few (generally disappointing and hard to use) online tools and addenda.
After a few more disappointing seasons, Bryant demanded a trade, but Buss stood firm.
We even assumed we'd be handing him a few Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week awards, on his way out.
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