Sentence examples for which was disappointingly from inspiring English sources

An exception was the chocolate malted, which was disappointingly thin and overpowered by chocolate syrup.

For what it's worth, I think Glasner makes a good case that Friedman was indeed more or less a Keynesian, or maybe Hicksian — certainly that was the message everyone took from his Monetary Framework, which was disappointingly conventional.

Whilst hyperbilirubinaemic patients may tolerate a full dose of Adriamycin, we found no evidence that this was associated with a better response rate, which was disappointingly low at only 18%.

One of these is a tian d'aubergine (like a deconstructed eggplant parm in a ceramic pot), which is disappointingly soapy and best avoided.

He composes stray poems, most of which are disappointingly flat and less memorable than the rest of Mr. Walter's writing.

We know this definitively English and American concoction spread to the corners of the globe and produced sensations like the Vietnamese banh mi (which is disappointingly not available at a United States Open food stand).

Before I visited the Chinese Room's studios, which were disappointingly brightly lit, not at all gloomy or scary, with nothing to denote Asian influences, I asked the internet what they would like to know about Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs.

Superconductivity relies on delicate couples of electrons known as Cooper pairs, which are disappointingly easy to break apart by magnetic fields.

The Frelinghuysen has two distinctive features: a garden for people with "special needs," which was wheelchair-friendly but disappointingly small and spare, and a Braille nature trail, whose signs for the blind point out tree varieties, for example.

"Top Girls" offers a bracing corrective to the gauzy visions of female accomplishment marketed by Sarah Jessica Parker and her colleagues in the movie, which is a disappointingly escapist addendum to the far more thoughtful and intelligent television series.

Earlier studies demonstrated varying levels of physician adherence to hypertension guidelines, which were usually disappointingly low.