Sentences with phrase «complete letdown»
The phrase "complete letdown" means feeling disappointed or dissatisfied because someone or something did not meet your expectations or hopes. Full definition
With all of my experimentations lately I fully understand the complete letdown you feel when you've dedicated time, energy, and money into something that just doesn't produce the results you were looking for.
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The experience was not a complete letdown.
While it wasn't a complete letdown given the merits I cited, I won't be repurchasing this BB cream only because I hate touch - ups when I'm out and about.
A complete letdown, it's by far the worst fighting game i have ever played, the worst part, it shouldn't be.
Just by the way the show started in the first 5 minutes, I realized it was going to be a complete letdown.
But by no means is it a complete letdown.
The movie isn't a complete letdown.
The final result isn't a complete letdown, but considering the talented people behind it, you'd expect something better.
The final word: Evan Almighty is a complete letdown.
The automatic was a complete letdown for me.
Yes, you give up some fuel efficiency and ride comfort with the Kia, but that's a price I'm willing to pay to have a car that's actually a little fun to bounce around town in, and won't be a complete letdown when I find myself on curvy roads in the middle of Texas.
But the xbox one was a complete letdown in almost every aspect.
this is a complete letdown.