Sentence examples for disappointingly that from inspiring English sources

Disappointingly that was one of the few occasions Wilshere broke into an advanced role, though he did for the opening goal, pulling defenders forward and creating room for his partners, Lampard and Gerrard, to combine for Gerrard to score.

"Rock Around the Clock" sold disappointingly that year, but in 1955 it was reissued as part of the sound track to Blackboard Jungle, one of the most popular juvenile delinquent movies of the 1950s, which was accompanied by teen rioting in many theatres.

There's a lot of running about with a massive drill – disappointingly, that's not a euphemism – and a lurching, fire-chucking zombie thing shows up towards the end.

Coming Up Space Exploration Mars Gets a Maven Last week we learned, disappointingly, that there is no methane on Mars, which suggests an absence of life there.

His managerial style has even inspired a new book by two academics from the London Business School ("Leadership the Sven-Goran Eriksson Way", by Julian Birkinshaw and Stuart Crainer), who conclude, disappointingly, that "there is no single thing you can point to as the core of his leadership style".

The Motorola Milestone continues disappointingly in that vein.

These new designs do nothing but disappointingly announce that novelty for the sake of novelty is often the altar at which many modern architects worship.

The episode does its job in refreshing our minds of the stories for the majority of the main characters but it's disappointingly in that we only see each for five to 10 minutes.

Disappointingly, the story that unfolds has little of the psychological tension of Child 44, nor the strong characters that made it so compulsive.

England performed disappointingly, especially in that last game [against France].

Disappointingly, many measures that could save lives at low cost are still waiting to be introduced.