Sentence examples for dramatic letdown from inspiring English sources

It was, in the end, both a dramatic letdown and a diplomatic success: decorous, accompanied by polite chatter, but with no glimpse into the feelings of two emotional men.

(For instance, the violent dénouements arrive as dramatic letdowns and are directed generically).

Because it was less of a dramatic upset and more of just a letdown, they wouldn't have gone with No7 Notre Dame's 76-58 loss to No10 Iowa State.

And that ending may be, for some children in the audience, an afterthought, even a letdown, a necessary coda to the more dramatic conclusion that is Max's departure from the island.

The site also offers a (non-Flash) photo gallery -- a tour of the property that, after exhausting the dramatic facade, interior and dining rooms, eventually shows the living quarters, which are a bit of a letdown.

A letdown?

The letdown.

Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!

But what a letdown.

"It was a letdown.

Norman had no letdown.