Sentence examples for disappointing turn from inspiring English sources

It is a disappointing turn of events, particularly when he recalls the excitement that Amazon initially generated among independent presses.

On a visit to see Zinta in the hospital, Vince told her about the disappointing turn of events.

Analysts at the company's broker Panmure Gordon said: [The] profit warning from Kromek is clearly a disappointing turn of events.

It would be a disappointing turn, however, for many runners who already find big-city marathons unmanageable.

But it eventually takes a disappointing turn and becomes yet another run-from-the-ghouls exercise, cheapening decent work by a good cast.

Mr. Obama had canceled his appearance to return to Washington, but Mr. Clinton easily (and happily) became the event's headliner, rescuing a potentially disappointing turn of events.

Doubtless the bleak day had a bearing, but considering that on show were England's second finest and New Zealand's Test team it was a disappointing turn-out.

Dr Phil Barnes, acting chief executive, said while the latest inspection was disappointing, "turning the hospital around properly is not a quick task".

But her early experiences with showing at galleries were disappointing, turning her towards non-traditional venues like art and community centers.

It's certainly a haunting image, and one that would serve the set-up well were Holiday shown grappling with the disappointing turn-out.

While I'm now expecting to find the two completely different businesses clustered together, it's still disappointing to turn a corner and discover that it's happened yet again.