Sentence examples for horribly disappointing from inspiring English sources

"It was horribly disappointing," he said.

That being said, I've had any number of meals in friends' restaurants that have been horribly disappointing.

"A small-ball bill would be horribly disappointing to me," said LaTourette, who has repeatedly said he'd be willing to raise taxes only as part of a far-reaching deficit-reduction agreement.

As the authors Alistair Thomson and A James Hammerton write in their book, Ten Pound Poms: Australia's Invisible Migrants: "Life in Australia had the potential to be anything from wonderful to horribly disappointing".

On Democracy Now!, Brendan Cummings of the Center for Biological Diversity, called the decision "horribly disappointing" and said, "Obama is essentially embracing wholeheartedly the policy of: we can drill our way to energy independence".

Careful deliberation is recommended when choosing a team; wasting time training a team to find that it's semi-useless can be horribly disappointing.

He was horribly disappointed.

Horribly disappointed in you.

Horrible things happen, horribly.

"Every time you don't get runs when you put on an England helmet it's disappointing," said Trott, who looked tense and horribly out of sorts towards the end of the South Africa series and then found some strange, and unlucky, ways of getting out during the tour of Bangladesh.

This comment in a reader's letter to another newspaper is no doubt horribly unfair – but the appointment of Herman Van Rompuy and Cathy Ashton to the EU's new top jobs is very disappointing.