Sentences with phrase «disappointing than exciting»

Finding one of those in a salad is more disappointing than exciting.

Not exact matches

After Ramsey had an exciting European Chamoionships with Wales, many were disappointed, yet not surprised, that upon returning to Arsenal that Ramsey looked like a different player than the Ramsey from the Euros.

But anyone hoping that Philip was more exciting than his wife will have been left disappointed.

There's nothing more disappointing than being excited to wear your new zebra print scarf and yet feeling unsure of what to style it with.

We're fairly excited by the prospect of Chase's first venture into cinema and, as disappointing as news of the prolonged wait is, we're more than happy for Chase to perfect what he has at his disposal.

Not noticeably better or worse than Christopher Nolan's remake, which stays pretty close to it, this thriller will disappoint those looking for sympathetic, redeemable characters and a happy ending but should excite those whose dramatic tastes run a bit macabre.

As a fan of the previous two games, I was disappointed with the gameplay changes that Lost Planet 3 bring to the series — rather than building upon the core gameplay features and upgrading the exciting action gameplay I've grown to love, the game instead seems to conform to a more typical third - person shooter style and sacrifices many of the features that make the series stand out as unique and exciting in my eyes.

This is why it was so exciting to see Bomberman R as a Switch launch title, and why it's so disappointing that it's a short and janky experience that's more akin to a budget game than a fully - featured release.

While I personally found the challenge exciting, every room a new puzzle to solve, others, less inclined to the steep challenge, or wanting something other than stealth, will doubtlessly be disappointed.

because rather than feel excited about being together and connected to one another, you feel lonely and disappointed.

Long - term relationships are often more loving than exciting, so if someone is expecting a lot of ongoing excitement, they may be disappointed.