“It's too bad that the conclusion, despite retaining a sense of unpredictability, is a let-down.”

“From the passengers' point of view, after all the continental excitement, it's a bit of a let-down.”

“The cover is a bit of a let-down, but this album is worth giving the benefit of the doubt to.”

“I think it is one of Bradford's biggest let-downs and I don't just mean people dropping the odd crisp packet or cola can.”

“The variable pricing and patchy selection are the service's big let-downs, and the legality of what you get is the only up-side of the service that I could find.”

“Such let-downs have not deterred subsequent millennialists and dispensationalists of various stripes from continuing to make similar projections.”