Sentence examples for disappointing remarks from inspiring English sources

Despite Ms. Merkel's disappointing remarks on Monday that German policies on Europe would not change, she has softened her tone recently on austerity-related issues, suggesting that she has begun to understand the need for a more enlightened German approach.

At the time, however, people were not very amused: @HelenGoodmanMP Very disappointing remark.

'How disappointing,' I remarked".

But Wendy Berger, president of the New Jersey Lesbian and Gay Coalition, called Mr. Florio's remarks disappointing and accused him of pandering to Democrats who are hostile to gay rights.

The Obama campaign was quick to respond that its candidate had made inroads in the latest contests among white voters, with exit polls showing he did better than, say, in Pennsylvania last month, and called Mrs. Clinton's remarks disappointing and untrue.

"David Warner's remarks are disappointing and discouraging.

The Senate majority leader, Bill Frist, called the remarks "deeply disappointing," given that American troops were potentially hours away from conflict.

Having said all of that, Joe Biden's remark was disappointing.

To many, Mr. Woods's remarks were enormously disappointing.

The Respect leader, Salma Yaqoob, described the remarks as "deeply disappointing and wrong".

The exodus followed disappointing third-quarter earnings and remarks by Bernard L. Schwartz, the Loral chairman and chief executive, saying his company, a major investor, would make no further sacrifices to bail out the $4.3 billion venture.