Sentence examples for disappointingly obvious from inspiring English sources
When the conclusions are distilled to Tetlock's 10 Commandments (wittily, there are 11 of them, just to make the point that you can never predict that people will do what they say they are going to do), they are disappointingly obvious.
The picture they eventually make is never worth the effort, because it is always disappointingly obvious.
Amazon Books—a fitting, but sort of disappointingly obvious name for the place uses customer data to curate its shelves.
If we consider just a few of the main areas of critical care medicine, the (limited) progress made in the last 30 years seems disappointingly obvious: Sepsis: Perhaps our main advance in the field of sepsis has been the unraveling and greater understanding of the pathogenetic response, which offered hope for the development of effective therapies for sepsis.
Disappointingly, but also interestingly, no obvious rule emerged to explain why a given PM protein should transfer efficiently or not.
Disappointingly, however, they find no obvious phenotypic consequence for this effect, although one might expect the 3D architecture of interphase chromosomes to be affected.
And yet, 19 minutes of conversation later, it's obvious that the greatest female Sufi singer in history is almost disappointingly blissed out.
His loopily innocent cartoons were an obvious influence for Matt Groening's Futurama, and Groening has a walk-on role - though disappointingly, he is not interviewed at any length.
Disappointingly tasteful.
