Sentence examples for Deeply dispiriting from inspiring English sources
It all added up to a deeply dispiriting scene.
Yet his comments are likely to have a deeply dispiriting effect on North Koreans.
The sheer length and psychic weight of the list is deeply dispiriting.
The crackup of the Women's March, and the resulting tensions between some black and Jewish activists, has been deeply dispiriting.
It was a deeply dispiriting conclusion to three days of carnage in and around the French capital.
Dispiriting, depressing, infuriating and deeply saddening — all these reactions are appropriate given the failure of New York State to protect my rights.
His failure to lead Washington into a new era of bipartisan coöperation is probably more disappointing to Obama himself than to anyone else — few people care about bipartisanship for its own sake as deeply as he did — but it is dispiriting nonetheless.
Many women remain deeply divided over whether Mrs. Obama will become a groundbreaking pioneer or a dispiriting symbol of the limitations of modern-day, working motherhood.
In Great Britain and France, the number of churchgoing Catholics has declined by fifty per cent since the Second World War; in the United States, bishops are deeply divided over the Pope's absolutism on so many issues and the dispiriting effect it has had on the number of churchgoers and young men seeking the priesthood.
Somehow Warner has turned this utterly dispiriting tale into one of resilient good humour and dogged endeavour, so that Aitken's death strikes us as deeply regrettable, despite his utter disrespect for human life.
