Sentence examples for serious letdown from inspiring English sources

The big sculptures are the only serious letdown.

Unless Berdych has a serious letdown, he should move through to the quarterfinals and a likely rematch with Murray.

While Woc Colburn agrees that would be a serious letdown, she also noted that clouds shouldn't affect how animals react, so those who choose to spend the eclipse at the zoo won't be wholly deprived of a unique experience.

It was a serious letdown for the British No1, who might have edged into the world's top 16 if she had reached the semi-finals here, and that would have been invaluable at the French Open in 10 days' time.

The X3000's interface is a serious letdown next to the Hero5 Black's.

While they taste nothing like cookie dough and are thus a serious letdown, they're still pretty good.

Juveniles are a letdown for serious birders, but cold and weary from a long day of searching, I had already concluded that I was not a serious birder.

To the extent that, when things get serious, it's almost a letdown.

Sachs prods this national letdown with his campily serious presentation of Erector Set-style contraptions.

After the Helsinki letdown, Guggenheim director Richard Armstrong will have some serious rethinking to do about the future of his arts franchising network.

The letdown for the Cardinal was severe.