Sentence examples for like a letdown from inspiring English sources

And if that picture never reveals itself, it feels like a letdown, not a tragedy.

The loss relegated the college to the N.I.T., but it hardly felt like a letdown Tuesday.

After that much commotion, Friday's concert was almost guaranteed to feel like a letdown.

But for the first time all night it didn't feel like a letdown.

Instead, the show came out of its short hiatus with more Perils of Will, which felt like a letdown.

Changing back to what I came in wearing felt like a letdown, like getting negged by a pretty girl who hasn't even heard your adorable childhood stories.

If No Country for Old Men hadn't been so brilliant, and if the Coen brothers didn't in any case have such a hard-won and thoroughly earned reputation as distinctive and intelligent film-makers, this wouldn't have felt like such a letdown.

Of course my judgment is affected by the fact that I know we won't be seeing Will for future episodes, but even so felt like something of a letdown.

There's honest sentiment in them, rather than the respectful entombment that has made the occasional attempt to revive the form (in limp pictures like "Evita") such a letdown.

In this instance, Mr. Sherman and the magazine benefited because the Gawker item built anticipation for the piece; but then again, the fact that it didn't contain any earthshaking new information made a very good, solid article seem like something of a letdown.

At first the songs are a letdown, unless you like soul the Billy Ocean way: Reggae Nights is glossy, catchy and utterly inconsequential.