Sentence examples for very disappointingly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "very disappointingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong sense of disappointment regarding a situation or outcome. Example: "The movie was very disappointingly predictable, failing to deliver any surprises."
"It's working very disappointingly slowly," he said.
That number compares very disappointingly with predecessor Night at the Museum 2, which debuted in May 2009 with £4.16m, including £883,000 in previews.
We could have done it, and very sadly and very disappointingly Theresa May – for reasons best known to herself – decided not to go ahead with it".
Very disappointingly, this process is being delayed as the Telegraph is yet to provide to the FA, as requested, full and complete unconditional disclosure of all the information it has.
"Very disappointingly however, over the last 24 hours, problems arose which have now made completing a deal difficult and far less certain".
They, however, noted that attendance was still very disappointingly poor.
The research project, if chosen and carried out carefully, can be very rewarding although, disappointingly, only a third of the projects went to completion.
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Though freshly rendered with lively interviews and concert video clips full of prickly, lo-fi energy, Ms. Hanna and her message of empowerment are disappointingly translated very nearly into a cult of personality in this film's idolizing portrayal.
The downside is that for a company with such a strong reputation, the TwistTurn is made from a very light plastic and feels disappointingly cheap in the hand.
Problems were encountered using FeCl2 as the source of the metal cation with these ligand systems, disappointingly resulting in very low total ion counts and correspondingly unusable spectra.
