Sentence examples for be disappointing at from inspiring English sources

In many ways it is just like home, and while that can be disappointing at times, it is also Eastover's charm.

An editorial in the International Herald Tribune ("Forgotten victims?" July 29) stated that while the sentence handed down by the tribunal may be disappointing, at least Duch was held to account for his war crimes.

"It would be disappointing at this stage if more unreported documents were discovered in the FCO".

In its annual report card, the IMF said overall growth for this year would be "disappointing" at 1.7%, blaming the contraction at the start of the year.

"It was disappointing at the time," Terry added, "a real disappointment but, as you get older, you move on from that and we have gone on to win major trophies.

It was disappointing at the time but I think that is over and done with.

The turnout was disappointing at 75 per cent, compared to the 80 per cent turnout enjoyed in most other counts.

"It was disappointing at the end because we lost the championship [to Chelsea].

Allen was still recovering in August, which is why his production was disappointing at the start of the season.

It's been disappointing at times, but I've had some successes, most recently with Andrew Bynum at the Lakers.

"The performance was disappointing at best". She added that she would not have allowed the company to go through with some of the acquisitions.