Sentence examples for massive letdown from inspiring English sources
Or have fans here set up the struggling broadcast network for a massive letdown?
Writing in the Sun, Redknapp said: "Here we go again, a few months after a disastrous World Cup: yet another massive letdown for everyone.
To paraphrase Woody Allen, if it doesn't make the rest of your life look like a massive letdown then you're not doing it right.
Blu-ray drives are conspicuously absent, a massive letdown with a 27-inch screen at your disposal.
For fans of Tupac Shakur or fans of movies in general the biopic All Eyez On Me can only be described as a massive letdown.
Larissa Dubecki of The Age gave it a negative review, commenting that "this cross-pollination of stellar US and British comedies [The Simpsons and The Office] gives rise to great expectations but there's a massive letdown in store for anyone hoping for something approaching even the middling efforts of the two comedic benchmarks".
And that doesn't even account for his most recent off-season moves, the acquisitions of massive letdowns Spencer Hawes and Jordan Farmar — the latter player's ineffectiveness being the very reason Rivers even considered adding his son.
David Beckham's career in the USA began in massive hype and almost immediate letdown, but it ultimately ended on a satisfactory note when he won his second MLS Cup with the Los Angeles Galaxy.
That was a letdown, to say the least (as was the fact that a massive coincidence led Gus to Malvo in the first place -- the show went out of its way to awkwardly re-insert Gus into the main narrative, thus brusquely shoving Molly aside).
