Sentence examples for becomes disappointing from inspiring English sources

We didn't play that bad.' That's when it becomes disappointing".

For large problem sets ((left| Jright| =50)), the gap becomes disappointing if we only use the lower bound (22).

As more things become disappointing, the more a person will understand herself to have reasons to use.

In Monster Moves: Titanic Train Trek (Channel 5), an A4 class locomotive from the era before railways became disappointing was transported from Green Bay, Wisconsin, to York's National Railway Museum.

At any distance but the close range I saw it from, it was an ordinary adultery — spirited, thrilling, and then, after a brief while, when we had crossed the continent several times and caused as many people as possible unhappiness, embarrassment, and heartache, it became disappointing and ignoble and finally almost disastrous to those same people.

"And that's why it becomes so disappointing that you're a minute and a half away from having a good weekend and then we gave up the goal and gave up the overtime goal — so you go from having a good weekend and splitting at Denver to not getting any points".

Has it just become too disappointing and too hard?

Four years ago, Bedford had shaved her head for what became a disappointing meet.

Officials in Jakarta accused Merrill of abusing its position as an adviser to Indosat to profit from what has become a disappointing start this year to the government's privatization program.

The next 20 minutes become a disappointing variation of a jukebox musical, however, with a fairly straight orchestral rendering of Warszawa from 1977's Low, and 1976's Station to Station sung faithfully by Neil Hannon and Amanda Palmer.

But when you do it the wrong way, it can easily become a disappointing mosquito-bite fest.