Sentence examples for disappointing change from inspiring English sources

New heights of expression are reached in his descriptive madrigal Quando lieta sperai (text by the woman poet Emilia Anguissola), in which a sudden and disappointing change in the weather is perfectly mirrored in the music.

The Australian Medical Association WAA) has called for a statewide mixed martial arts (MMA) ban, and has has condemned McGowan's move, with president Andrew Miller saying: "We find it very curious that Mr McGowan decided to announce his disappointing change of heart on this issue on the same day that salesmen from the UFC were in Perth to lobby state politicians".

The reasons Facebook cites for doing this are to bring its reporting into line with other platforms like Google Play or Amazon, but it is a deeply disappointing change.

While the ability to share with Google+ is an obvious important step forward for Google's social agenda, it will be disappointing change for at least some of the Google Reader community – a community that even went so far as to create a petition to save the old features.

"Disappointing changes to government incentives for home renewable energy installations and lower impact motoring in 2015 will threaten the strong growth in sales of lower carbon choices identified in this report," said Rob Harrison, editor of Ethical Consumer.

The disappointing Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen was an unfortunate example of this paradoxical trend.

He even has the presence of mind to self-edit: after referring to the washouts as disappointing, he changes his mind and calls them "a challenge".

"It's great news about the investment, very disappointing about the change of colour and the change of the logo and the lack of consultation with fans".

QUESTION FROM DUDLEY: Why has the Obama administration been so disappointing on climate change?

Not only was overall performance disappointing, but profound changes – both for better and for worse – occurred in the global economic system.

Nevertheless, it's disappointing that "no changes to pensions" is an election promise worth keeping, but "no new taxes" is not.