Sentence examples for looking disappointing from inspiring English sources

The figures on housing starts may soon start looking disappointing — for reasons that have little to do with the economy and a lot to do with the weather.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

When a company delivers five consecutive years of double-digit growth in operating income, as Disney has done, anything less looks disappointing to Wall Street.

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%.