Sentence examples for disappointing death from inspiring English sources
His career then took a decided turn for the worse with the disappointing Death of a Ladies' Man (1977), a collaboration with legendary producer Phil Spector, whose grandiose style was ill-suited to Cohen's understated songs.
It's a film of mad Beckettian grandeur about the terrible twin truths of existence: life is disappointing and death inescapable.
Rebecca Reindel, a health and safety specialist at the AFL-CIO labor federation, told The Huffington Post it was disappointing that the death rate held steady and may be revised higher.
Technology has a habit of boring you to death and disappointing you for 20 years then suddenly it delivers a new world… I have very high hopes for China because they have embedded high scientific capabilities in their leadership class.
In light of that, it's disappointing to report that Death Comes to Pemberley isn't that book.
It was disappointing last week to see the death of a bill that would have made it easier for farmworkers to unionize.
Fiji were another side caught up in the pool of death, Samoa were disappointing and Tonga did themselves no favours by possibly underestimating Georgia first up.
Scott Morrish, Sam's father, said: "Six years on from Sam's death, it's disappointing that these basic checks are being ignored".
While ordinary citizens do everything that they can to support the millions of people fleeing from persecution and death, it's disappointing that these companies can increase the profit for their shareholders while neglecting their social and moral responsibilities.
Port Vale boss Micky Adams told BBC Radio Stoke: "To lose a goal like that at the death is very disappointing.
Amy Weir, chair of the Coventry Safeguarding Children Board, has said the serious case review into Daniel Pelka's death is "disheartening, disappointing and generally worrying".
