Sentence examples for disappointing character from inspiring English sources

"He is a disappointing character".

As for the famous novelist, Douglas Kelsey, when he enters more fully into focus, he turns out to be a disappointing character, an irritable, sour man who specializes in dreary political rants.

And I have to say I found Bane disappointing: his character promised much, but didn't quite deliver.

"The Compass Rose," a disappointing two-character drama that is part of the annual 1st Irish Festival, starts as plays do, with a warning about cellphones.

Michelle Erica Green reviewed the episode for TrekNation, and found the episode disappointing with reference to the character of Captain Picard and the female crew members and a lack of sense of fun.

"It's a bit disappointing, but the character shown by the lads was impressive.

It is therefore disappointing that the characters respond so conventionally, apparently in the interest of plot, to the tests and temptations of their environment.

"Disappointing to have my character questioned – those who know me realise how ridiculous Warner's excuse for hitting me sounds but that's his choice to try and justify his actions.

It was disappointing when James Whitmore's character, a local official in charge of killing the last two queen ants of the colony, is attacked by one and is strangled or poisoned.

The England batsman said: "Disappointing to have my character questioned - those who know me realise how ridiculous Warner's excuse for hitting me sounds but that's his choice to try and justify his actions".

I felt occasionally that Owen's rumpled performance is in danger of becoming a little one-note, and it's disappointing that Watts's character is forced to bow out before the last reel, but this is still an unexpectedly well-made thriller with brainpower as well as firepower - though this latter commodity is certainly well provided in that extraordinary Guggenheim shootout.