Sentence examples for thought disappointing from inspiring English sources

Firms also like the splash of publicity they get when shares soar after an IPO; W.R. Hambrecht's recent flotation of Salon.com, a "website for intellectuals", was widely thought disappointing because the shares did not soar to an instant premium.

"And the fact that nobody responded -- nobody other than this one very brief phone call from this one lawyer -- was, I thought, disappointing," Mr. Wangensteen said in a telephone interview on Monday.

He said he wasn't scared for himself, but "thought of disappointing people if I didn't make anything".

"The deceleration that we saw is disappointment, Sarkozy shooting down the idea of the euro bonds, and that I think is disappointing the market at this time," Mr. Cardillo said.

Based on the online sales figures, Mr. Rowen thinks that disappointing sales in that category at retailers everywhere could translate into a shortfall in consumer electronics revenue at Amazon.

"Swann doesn't even volunteer, which I think is disappointing from a senior player in the team," is The Analyst's verdict.

But "Hamlet", I thought, was deeply disappointing.

I thought the production disappointing, however.

They have always thought Alfred was disappointing.

"I thought it was disappointing coming back.

Clinton Fein: I thought it was disappointing.