Sentence examples for most disappointingly from inspiring English sources

Most disappointingly, the music is tepid, mediocre pop pastiche.

Most disappointingly Mr. Zinoman has trouble deciding what it all means.

He wrote: "Most disappointingly, the film looked away when it came to Jack's crime.

Most disappointingly, some of the juiciest and most controversial details of these women's lives are glossed over.

The Brewers might be the league's worst team, but they are not the most disappointingly bad team.

Of course, Obama's policies aren't without their flaws: most disappointingly, his one-time opposition to the failed Cuban economic embargo appears to have cooled.

"Stories have been, in most cases, disappointingly unoriginal and methods have been generally jejune.

When the policy launched in July, most headlines disappointingly framed this definition around wolf whistling.

Disappointingly, most of it is (very) generic and defensive.

Disappointingly, most canned slugs initially failed the tests, resulting in an output of only a handful of canned slugs per day.

As I scanned the galleries for the best examples of the museum's "dress to inspire" request, two attendees stood out almost immediately (disappointingly, most people didn't bother to go beyond ironing a button-down shirt).