Sentence examples for comparative disappointments from inspiring English sources
Attenborough's next two films as director were considered comparative disappointments.
After the comparative disappointment of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 – which turned out to be about four hours of Harry Potter looking glum in a tent – next month's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 has a lot riding on it.
The belief in the possibility of true purity might be a delusion for most voters, but it's a privilege of youth, the province of people for whom the thrill of theory hasn't yet given way to the comparative disappointment of practice.
Their next effort, Allegro (1947), was a comparative disappointment, running for less than a year, although it turned a small profit.
Today, however, Pop is a fan-favorite U2 album, and it was even well-received at the time as a bold and experimental record, although it was a comparative sales disappointment.
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Gives comparative prices.
† "Comparative law and economics".
