Sentence examples for seemed let down from inspiring English sources

Even some who attended Mass today seemed let down.

TOURISTS clogging the King's Parade in the historic heart of Cambridge often seem let down by the absence of begowned scholars (students these days tend to wear T-shirts and trainers).

And when I tell people about this problem some of them seem let down when I correct them and say it definitely is not like looking into the abyss.

Films made from the seemingly surefire formula of sequels and reboots with built-in audiences nevertheless seemed to let down critics and audiences alike week after week.

But, historically, hi-tech seems to let down the poor.

Obama's harshest critics almost seemed to be let down by the address.

When his father remarried within a year of his mother's death, however, he seems to have let down his guard.

Along with "Always," Mr. Spielberg's oddball 1989 supernatural romance, "A.I". is one of the few times the director seems to have let down his guard long enough to allow a good-size chunk of unfiltered personal feeling to enter his material -- a chunk that promptly jams the gears of Mr. Spielberg's famously efficient storytelling machinery.

The two events are linked by this: Just as the S.E.C. failed Mr. Madoff's investors as tipsters told the agency he might be up to no good, it also seems to have let down Allied's shareholders by ignoring analyses of aggressive accounting at the company.

She seems kind of let down at the loss.

Some offenders with mental health problems, like Steve and Jackie, seem to be let down by services at every level from arrest to prison to probation and in communities.