Sentence examples for disappointingly denied from inspiring English sources

Aruba captured him but deferred the extradition decision to the government of the Netherlands who, unexpectedly and disappointingly, denied the request and allowed Carvajal to return home a free man.

Mr. Ailes denied the charges, and said that the "disappointingly low ratings" for Ms. Carlson's show was the reason she was let go.

In a disappointingly removed and hesitant way, Swift's team has denied that she approved the lyric, an assertion that West has already contradicted, even crediting Swift with the idea for the words.

Incidentally, Todd Ellison's conducting is fine, but it can't be denied that the sound of the "American in Paris" ballet is disappointingly thin.

In a statement to the press, Ailes denied the allegations, saying, "This is a retaliatory suit for the network's decision not to renew [Carlson's] contract, which was due to the fact that her disappointingly low ratings were dragging down the afternoon lineup.

Deny, deny, deny".

It's deny, deny, deny.

Disappointingly prosaic?

No, disappointingly.

Disappointingly tasteful.

Disappointingly sensible.