Sentence examples for measured a disappointing from inspiring English sources

Despite some decent reviews, it measured a disappointing C- on CinemaScore, which measures exit opinions in the US.

Measured against the disappointing returns of "Terminator 3," his political career has far more box-office clout than his waning future as a Hollywood leading man.

By that measure, "Once Removed" is a disappointing account of what contemporary art can yield.

But there weren't enough Democrats to support real reform, so a disappointing half-measure was approved.

A PRODIGIOUS amount of money has been spent worldwide on putting government services online, but the results so far have been hard to measure and often disappointing (see chart 2).

His budget is being rewritten by Congress, but in the nuclear area it is a disappointing, and befuddling, measure of his priorities.

Ian Wright, director general of industry body the Food and Drink Federation, said: "The proposed tax on soft drinks is a disappointing diversion from effective measures to tackle obesity.

A change in director and cast refresh meant that Dark Continent didn't automatically inherit the audience from the first film, but this is a disappointing result by any measure.

Barca destroy a disappointing Madrid.

"It's a disappointing day.

This is a disappointing time.