Sentence examples for felt disappointing from inspiring English sources

When the seven jurors — people carefully chosen by the organizers to represent different backgrounds, views and ages — acquitted all the artists, the fact that the acquittal had no actual consequences felt disappointing.

It's something we don't talk a lot about in our culture and all of sudden there's a comparable experience, like I had sex in this way and it felt disappointing and lonely or I've had sex in this way and experienced a connection I never could have felt any other way.

The fact that my output in terms of papers, and income in terms of successful grants, have halved has certainly felt disappointing at times.

To tell people that I couldn't go to Emory -- my dream school, the school I'd bragged about all year -- because of financial reasons felt disappointing.

It's the kind of story that can be filed from just about any town or city that's going to host an international event, and the piece altogether felt disappointing... padded out as it was with a few desultory remarks about all the sizable security measures.

The strange part is that 56 would feel disappointing after all the hype.

It feels disappointing but at the same time I enjoyed it.

But to leave her without a partner might also feel disappointing, or present a falsely bravura notion of autonomy at odds with the character.

In context of a larger literature that has relatively few complex characters with disabilities, the diagnosis of "it's all in his head" feels disappointing.

The United States national team has historically struggled in Central America, but Tuesday night's 1-1 tin in Guatemala in a World Cup qualifier will still feel disappointing despite the team's earning a point.

As a result players often behave like petulant psychopaths, and accommodating them can feel disappointing to the game designer.