Sentence examples for disappointingly true from inspiring English sources
On the movie's opening night, filmgoers in a Mexico City cinema told VICE News that The Perfect Dictatorship rings disappointingly true.
Indeed, the methodological quality of cluster randomised trial reports after publication of the CONSORT extension remains disappointingly poor; this is especially true for trials published in specialty (non-general) medicine journals.
It's true that muggings are disappointingly commonplace, and as one African-American Washingtonian told me wryly, "You'll not meet a single person who's crossed the Anacostia River to the city's Southeast ghettos".
As a result, assessment of the internal consistency and factorial structure of true MCI measures may appear disappointingly weak, when in fact such statistical methods may not be appropriate ways to assess the ability of MCI items to estimate the construct of interest.
It's still a more urgent take on a true-crime tragedy than Atom Egoyan's disappointingly utilitarian Devil's Knot (EV, 15), which brings little to the grimly fascinating story of the West Memphis Three, the trio of American teenagers unjustly convicted of child murder in 1993, which hasn't been covered in the comprehensive Paradise Lost documentary trilogy.
It has two of the same writers who worked on Casino Royale and the last Bond picture, the disappointingly frenetic Quantum of Solace, and although they've invented their scenario, it is true to Fleming and the series while making interesting additions.
Disappointingly tasteful.
Disappointingly sensible.
Disappointingly, Horwitz skips Antarctica.
