Sentence examples for how disappointingly from inspiring English sources

The real news about "The Grand Design" is how disappointingly tinny and inelegant it is.

Yet Davies says he is frustrated at how disappointingly little is available from either Russian or British archives.

Within 15 minutes of, say, The Order: 1886, its immaculate slacks are crumpled around its ankles and the only surprise left is how disappointingly quickly it climaxes.

And so they have; but it is surprisingly hard to say how much, and disappointingly easy to conclude that they still have a lot on their plates.A commonly quoted statistic is that when the GATT was founded, developed countries' tariffs on manufactured goods averaged around 40%.

Like all of the candidates, he was disappointingly vague about how the military could solve the problem.

Willie responded with a line beloved by fans of the gritty crime dramas of director Martin Scorsese, "How am I funny?" but disappointingly failed to go into the whole Goodfellas routine, lamely accepting Clare's response: "You are funny – in lots of ways".

The judges once again gave him a standing ovation, with Randy and Jennifer admitting that they were at a loss for words with how to judge him (before disappointingly finding some words after all).

But some were disappointingly callous about how to treat a grieving person, and some were so distraught that I ended up comforting them about the miscarriage, assuring them everything would work out in the end.

But they are disappointingly vague on the question of how — and how often — the biological diversity of any particular forest is to be measured and what actions are to be taken to ensure its survival.

In recent years, though, there has been disappointingly little research on how monetary policy should respond to asset-price inflation.

But on how to avoid such repetition, he is disappointingly vague.