Sentence examples for disappointing phenomenon from inspiring English sources
I have been eyewitness to this disappointing phenomenon on countless occasions.
Such disappointing phenomenon was also apparent in a recent review of 99 articles in the Journal of Clinical Epidemiology and the American Journal of Epidemiology [ 24].
This phenomenon has a disappointing Urban Dictionary entry: Chicktoria.
- Are the disappointing results with vitespen thus far due to this phenomenon or is there real activity in human cancer that is being obscured by a larger population in the trial in which the treatment has no effect?
The truth is that in some phenomena the cause of the genesis of the distribution is not known, and in some phenomena the cause is trivial and rather disappointing.
But it's disappointing to me because I've genuinely enjoyed the emerging phenomenon of emoji use, and this move is, like so many by Apple lately, a tone-deaf and user-unfriendly one.
"2001" established the phenomenon of the Kubrick film: much rumored, long delayed, always a little disappointing.
That happened 20 years ago, too – though disappointing, the Nightmare on Elm Street sequel Wes Craven's New Nightmare demonstrated fleeting metatextual touches that laid the foundation for the phenomenon that was 1996's Scream.
"Disappointing, very disappointing".
