Sentence examples for said disappointingly from inspiring English sources

Oumou Sy, a Senegalese hair braider, said disappointingly few Kalahari residents had come into her shop, Hair Design by Oumou, just half a block from the building.

Kat Craig, the legal director of the human rights organisation Reprieve, said: "Disappointingly, the government remains more focused on cheap headlines than on real justice when it comes to their plans for legal aid.

"I don't actually think I hate anyone," she says, disappointingly.

And so it continued, with one president after another being judged too formal (which is to say, stuck on himself) or too informal (which is to say, disappointingly ordinary).

The second part of Mr. Mordecai's prediction, Mr. Binder said, proved disappointingly accurate.

This, it has to be said, is a disappointingly unsubtle strategy for the motif-conscious novelist to adopt: imagine Mrs. Ramsay fainting every time someone mentions a lighthouse.

Mr. Ailes denied the charges, and said that the "disappointingly low ratings" for Ms. Carlson's show was the reason she was let go.

A Sicilian speciality that's disappointingly said to have been inspired by the beauty of the Bellini opera of the same name, rather than the Tory politician's wife, norma packs a serious summery punch, while also having enough heft to warm up the most unseasonably dreary of evenings.

A giant eyeball found washed up on a Florida beach is probably that of a giant swordfish, experts have said, bringing a disappointingly mundane ending to a bizarre marine mystery that set the internet abuzz with tales of monsters from the deep.

While other business leaders have welcomed the move, the Federation of Small Business in Wales said it was "disappointingly short" of the cut it wanted.

A statement from Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami said the announcement "disappointingly suggests little change from the previous government's stance on the right of Inuit and other Indigenous peoples to self-determination".