Sentence examples for disappointing looking from inspiring English sources

"It is still disappointing looking back: that was a massive opportunity for me, and with Chris crashing out I had the full support of a great team.

But no Splinter Cell Conviction - shown at last year's event but now seemingly in development limbo - and a disappointing looking Brothers in Arms game took some of the shine off.

Graeme Virtue Part two of a disappointing look behind the scenes at the superlative fashion mag.

He processed memories of injuries and distractions such as imposing opponents, parental comments and disappointing looks on his coach's face.

The strategy addresses the online travel industry's disappointing "look-to-book ratio," a frustration for all online travel companies, including the major mass-market sites like Expedia.com and Travelocity.com, which spend heavily on advertising and promotion to build big customer bases.

"You could see his suffering, his terrible suffering, living a life that was disappointing and looking for another one".

He admitted that TSB will not pay a dividend until 2017, disappointing investors looking for such payouts.

Pedro Mandoki, the owner of Mandoki Hospitality, a management and development consulting firm, made another commonly heard argument: the effects of the recession, which made for a disappointing 2009, look to be fading.

He told the club's official website: "The second goal was disappointing, we look back and there was a lack of desire to get back which is unlike us.

The film, which premiered on the big screen at the Venice film festival in September, aired in a 64-minute shortened version on American TV last week on Thanksgiving – on the ABC channel, of course (it's easy as 123 – see?). Lee himself had hopes of a theatrical release, particularly as audience figures were slightly disappointing – it looks and sounds so much better in cinemas.

The figures on housing starts may soon start looking disappointing — for reasons that have little to do with the economy and a lot to do with the weather.