Sentence examples for disappointing person from inspiring English sources

"I don't want anyone to say I'm a disappointing person".

Another disappointing person to talk to was Wild Nothing's underwhelming Jack Tatum, who seemed to have scoffed at my Jack Daniels flask--further proof that Sweden, indie rock, and Wild Nothing's penchant for Kate Bush covers, all usher in the populace of gayness.

I am the living embodiment of Disappointing In Person.

The 1987 fund, however, has been somewhat disappointing, a person close to the fund said.

Be careful, though, as you run the risk of disappointing the person who opens the gift.

Some were disappointing in person, while others lived up to their reputation.

It's better to decline the invitation and risk disappointing the person, than risking offending them by being late.

The news came on the heels of a June board meeting at which Mr. Eisner presented a five-year growth plan that some board members found disappointing, said a person close to the board.

What is always disappointing for a person like me is that one has gone to a lot of effort to explain what one has done, and then people start trying to take steps beyond that, but they haven't understood what has already been done.

It's always disappointing when one person is more invested in a friendship than another.

"The revolutionary move, which the Government has quelled, brought forward, in most disappointing fashion, certain persons from whom I expected more gratitude to and consideration for a Government that has worked and is working so earnestly for the betterment of the working classes and the establishment of important reforms demanded by the Socialists and Republicans themselves".