Sentence examples for looked disappointing from inspiring English sources

Goya's black paintings looked disappointing to the 19-year-old; theirs seemed a low-key kind of horror.

In the first game, the United States, which looked disappointing in group play, will face Jamaica, followed by Panama against El Salvador.

Don't take drugs, says Daddy Clinton; avoid alcohol and study hard.Even foreign policy, the one area that tired second-term presidents traditionally excel in, has looked disappointing recently.

Those Galactus-sized numbers meant the ratings for episode two looked disappointing at first glance, down to 8.4 million viewers watching live, a drop of 34%.

When Gosford Park premiered at the London film festival last November, this jejune ending looked disappointing, but on a second viewing its compensatory pleasures are undeniable: lovely ensemble acting and exuberant, orchestral direction from Altman, back on course after the execrable Dr T and the Women.

The pro-Kurdish HDP was expected to poll less votes than expected, with one senior member of the party telling the BBC the results looked "disappointing".

The data for the past decade look disappointing, suggesting that things have deteriorated since the 1990s.

Andrew Whittock at Liberum Capital issued a hold recommendation, saying: Margin guidance looks disappointing so forecasts will come back a little.

So I am forced to withdraw the idea that a lyric should look disappointing and say instead that it can look very disappointing indeed.

But a song may look like nothing at all, or it may look disappointing, and still be a great lyric.

Andrew Whittock at Liberum Capital said: Development options are under review but, in isolation, the result looks disappointing.