Sentence examples for disappointing writing from inspiring English sources
Hannah Sung, also of the Toronto Star, felt the episode was disappointing, writing that it "wasn't entirely bad, but the payoff didn't match the hype".
Sean Gandert for Paste magazine said in his recap that part of this episode was disappointing, writing that the main plot was not "too awful, [it was] just comparatively dull".
Elysa Gardner of USA Today called the production "disappointing," writing that it "generates about as much excitement as waiting for a pot to boil".
"One prominent Republican strategist said that the rollout of Mr. Cheney had been disappointing," wrote Eric Schmitt of The Times in August.
"I grew up in India, and the next generation is very disappointing," wrote Sruthi from New Delhi in the comments on the original post.
"Although shares of Nortel have outperformed the group over the past six months … overall results have been disappointing," wrote analyst Scott Coleman.
"It was disappointing," wrote my correspondent, who had, himself, chosen a career away from the bench, "to see you use the term 'alternative' careers.
"Granted some of the decisions have been more than disappointing," writes Serena1313.
He called the answer "obvious": No. "Since the global financial crisis, economic outcomes in the euro zone have been deeply disappointing," wrote Bernanke, who headed the Fed from 2006 to 2014 and now works as a Brookings Institution economist.
As one who prepared the way for modern poetry, he is disappointing when writing on Charles Baudelaire, and he was unfair to Gustave Flaubert, Stendhal, and especially to Honoré de Balzac.
"To see a minor part of the report exaggerated and misrepresented was extremely disappointing," Commander Kelly wrote.
