Sentence examples for remarkably disappointing from inspiring English sources
Curtice said: "One might even begin to describe the results we've had in so far as remarkably disappointing for the SNP, at least so far as the party's objective was to end up with a bigger lead over Labour than the very narrow outcome that occurred in 2007".
My losing streak of deeply disappointing sirloin steaks ended with a remarkably rich, tender cut, beautifully charred outside.
The Rangers began a weekend series with the Chicago White Sox, an even more disappointing team than Texas, with a remarkably high 6.72 earned run average.
China is expected to maintain stiff barriers around many leading industries, but the market for most consumer goods and services is already remarkably open -- so much so that profits are often disappointing because of rabid competition.
Israel have progressed remarkably in the past 20 years or so while England are disappointing.
Remarkably, the pair's pledge to say nothing bad about one another has been maintained, disappointing Fleet Street's hopes of a family catfight.
More disappointing was that smoking behaviors in partial smoking ban places (89.6%% vs 90.4%%) were still remarkably high after the implementation of a partial smoke-free legislation, due to the permissiveness of setting smoking rooms in these places.
"Disappointing, very disappointing".
