It all adds up to a solid but somehow disappointingly unindulgent evening, a low-cholesterol taste of the high life of 1940's New York.
Most, however, including landscapes and nude studies, are disappointingly sketchy and, even if related to famous paintings, are missing Balthus's distinctive air of erotic suspense.
"Growth" of -0.5% quarter-on-quarter remains a disappointingly weak outcome, even if the diamond jubilee did subtract about 0.4 points from it, as we still assume.
The idea that because somebody was a good footballer they'll be able to run the game from the top down is perhaps an overly simple one, as Platini has disappointingly shown, but even with that in mind what better candidate to use football's immense social power for good rather than personal gain?
Most disappointingly, there was even a trend towards a higher risk of adverse clinical events (MACCE at 6 months), which should be taken into account before planning future investigations with this drug in patients with acute MI.
Disappointingly, but no surprise, even the Financial Times with its City clientele calls for a Conservative win.
Even more disappointingly, it was run by a giant and orderly bureaucracy, in which spirits had to ask permission and list their motives if they wished to contact mediums and had to stand in line, waiting for a clerk to find suitable parents, in order to be born again.
(Holden) 'Never Stand Still: Dancing at Jacob's Pillow' (No rating, 1 14) This hagiographic documentary on Jacob's Pillow, a Massachusetts festival of international standing, is worthwhile for its niche audience but disappointingly unfocused and maybe even bland for most others, despite a few sweaty dance sequences and charming historical segments.
None of what's here will surprise Prince's faithful fans, and some of it may even be disappointingly familiar, although it's hard to imagine being disappointed by a pop song as well constructed as "What Do U Want Me 2 Do?" In the past decade or so, Prince has lost control not of his music but of his tone.
Chris Holmes, the EHRC's disability commissioner, said he was pleased its call was being supported by MPs: "Twenty years on from the first Disability Discrimination Act, progress towards ensuring disabled people's equal participation in political life to date has been disappointingly slow and may even have gone backwards".
