Sentence examples for ever disappointing from inspiring English sources

It was the first thing thousands of readers, me included, turned to in the vital Voice of the seventies, and I don't remember it ever disappointing, even on those occasions, all too rare, when he took a swipe at me.

It's a perfect, atmospheric description of a crime novel in which a character is asked if the seances being re-examined were ever disappointing, and replies: "The seances always produced results … Tom never had what you would call a barren seance".

JJ Abrams's amiable, ever so slightly disappointing mystery adventure is a weird hybrid.

It added: "The Swedes have not been scary so far, ever since their disappointing goalless draw against Trinidad & Tobago.

And nothing had ever been more disappointing.

The Knicks, New York's ever-promising, often disappointing team,… Comment about Rumania and Rumanian food.

The Knicks, New York's ever-promising, often disappointing team, have gloriously extended their season by upsetting the Celtics in the first round of the National Basketball Association playoffs.

Either we change the way we deal with copyrights — or works of nonfiction in a multimedia world will become ever more dull and disappointing.

Here is the biggest, fattest, dampest squib of the week: perhaps the most disappointing film ever to have won the Golden Bear at the Berlin film festival.

For those of us of a certain age, the word "meatloaf" will for ever be associated with disappointing discos; at 13 I would have done anything for love, up to and including the mysterious "that", had the opportunity only arisen.

What was already one of the most disappointing flotations ever seen in the technology industry has now turned into a complete rout, and the shares dipped last night below $24 for the first time, compared with the $38 which new investors paid barely two months ago.