Sentence examples for something disappointing from inspiring English sources

But there is something disappointing about it.

You don't find something disappointing about... reality?

For all its technical skill, there's something disappointing about Fede Alvarez's Evil Dead (2013, StudioCanal, 18).

I felt as if this person was about to tell me something disappointing like everybody else had, and I was right.

There is, at first, something disappointing in this vision of America's most radical cartoonist at work: slouched on the sofa, armed with a remote and TiVo, not a pencil or a drawing board — or even a snarl — in sight.

Most of the time when you "press the lever" to check your email messages, you get something disappointing or bothersome – a communication from a frustrated client or a boss with an urgent request.

"There is something deeply disappointing about it all," said Tomkins.

Somewhere along the line beauty dissolved into something more disappointing.

But there is something more disappointing about John McCain's opportunistic pandering than, say, Harry Reid's.

"Something very disappointing has been announced and we want to know what his plan is," Wang said.

This is not to say Wenders produced nothing of worth in the interim, but something profoundly disappointing happened to his feature film making (of which more below).