Sentence examples for be rather disappointing from inspiring English sources
Naturally, this news will be rather disappointing to those who have placed their hopes on summitry and detente.
It's difficult to tell sometimes whether the beauty is solely in Wallace's perception: it can be rather disappointing, as a sporting philistine, to read about Federer's top-spin, rendered in heroic terms, and then to switch on the television to see what is, bluntly, people hitting a ball over a net on some grass.
In this sense it tends to be rather disappointing since it's not the white light experience which most people anticipate.
Quit rates following smoking cessation interventions have shown to be rather disappointing for the COPD population.
The accuracy of HSG in assessment of the uterine cavity integrity in subfertile patients has been reported to be rather disappointing [ 14, 15].
Overall, GWASs have proved to be rather disappointing for identifying genetic determinants of complex traits, that is, longevity or many age-associated diseases, and established loci account only for a small proportion of trait heritability.
"It is rather disappointing".
His answers were rather disappointing.
Judith: It's rather disappointing / Just some tranquil water.
