Sentence examples for a little anticlimactic from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, it was a little anticlimactic today.

The moment was a little anticlimactic.

Indeed, when he finally connected on Wednesday, the celebration felt a little anticlimactic.

"That's a little anticlimactic," said Bob Oliver, a retired airline pilot from Alamo, Calif.

It all probably sounds immense and all-engulfing live, but it feels a little anticlimactic at home.

The season finale of "Supreme Court: Donald Trump edition" was — if I'm being honest — a little anticlimactic.

Jobs behind the scenes at Apple events was supposedly quite the whirlwind force, as well, based on reports, so it might make for some tense, edge-of-your-seat viewing despite sounding a little bit anticlimactic.

Dan Martin of The Guardian thought that "The Curse of the Black Spot" was "a little bit anticlimactic" in comparison to the opening two-part episode of the series, though it was "a nice old-fashioned runaround bolstered by some high concepts and cute moments", much like the classic episodes.

The dozens of little anticlimactic careers sketched in the margins of Alejandro's own anticlimactic career persuasively imply the limits of human protoplasm and the defeat that awaits each dreaming, idealistic organism.

And yet, fittingly, even Carson's withdrawal was a little bit confusing and anticlimactic: having wandered, rather hesitatingly, into the campaign, now Carson was wandering out.

This may help to make a little sense of the weirdly anticlimactic finish to this summer's famous escape and massive manhunt.