Sentence examples for somewhat disappointing when from inspiring English sources
As he built up his oration, angle by angle, the crowd followed along, cheering so generously that it was somewhat disappointing when plain old music returned.
The Mazda3 has an Environmental Protection Agency rating of 29 miles per gallon on the highway, which seems thrifty when compared to big sport utility vehicles but somewhat disappointing when compared to cars with substantially more horsepower.
In the opinion of McFarland and Mueller, authors of a field guide to edible fungi of Illinois, compared to the well-known C. cibarius, C. lateritius is "in general... somewhat disappointing when compared with their delicious relatives".
While we were secretly (or not so secretly) hoping for a few people to say "no" to keep our guest list manageable, it was somewhat disappointing when we actually received "nos". When mentioning this to a recently married friend, she said that on my big day, I wouldn't think – for a second – about the people who couldn't make it.
It is somewhat disappointing that when he appears, he doesn't seem nearly as dissolute as a Sydney Carton or at least a Sebastian Flyte.
It was somewhat disappointing therefore, when I and other black writers such as Cameron Duodu received such profoundly negative responses to our articles that gushed pride for what we saw as a global African family that has been on display during this World Cup.
You start the game with a katana and a couple of automatic handguns, the former somewhat disappointing and only useful when too close to your target to deploy the latter.
When the central conflict eventually clarifies, it's somewhat disappointing that it is a 9/11 allegory.
"It is somewhat disappointing," Watkins said of the new development, "considering that nobody was there when that team was about to be eliminated but me.
(Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, $14.95). For those familiar with Anais Nin's monumental journals (there were 150 volumes preserved in a vault when she died), this pared-down version of a previously published volume covering the years 1931-1934 may be somewhat disappointing.
"He's somewhat disappointing".
