Sentence examples for bit of a disappointing from inspiring English sources

A bit of a disappointing performance from World Cup winners Spain.

"The team had a bit of a disappointing season but hopefully we can turn it around".

The preseason started with fairly low expectations as we had a bit of a disappointing year last season and had a roster with 12 freshmen.

McIlroy, who has played 10 stroke-play rounds this year, said it was "a bit of a disappointing thing" to have to cancel his trip to Haiti to meet with families repairing their lives after the 2010 earthquake.

The novel certainly has its wit about it, but marking time with Mr. Phillips is a bit of a disappointing fall to earth after the florid erudition and charming self-deceptions of Tarquin Winot, the gourmand narrator of Lanchester's ravishing debut novel, "The Debt to Pleasure" (1996).

We had a great season last season, finishing 10th, and a wee bit of a disappointing start this time, but we hope that with a little bit of luck we can turn things around".

That's obviously disappointing, and now one point away from this happening, obviously it's a bit of a disappointment".

He said take that one!" Oldham manager Lee Johnson told BBC Radio Manchester: "It's very disappointing, a bit of a gut-wrencher because I didn't feel we deserved it.

"There is a bit of a wait and that is the disappointing thing for the squad and the manager," added Naismith, 27. "The results we have had have been brilliant.

"The only thing which is disappointing to me and a bit of a surprise to the market is radio.

"He got a cup in the bag, a disappointing league season, but I think it was a bit of a trigger happy decision to be honest.