Sentence examples for Very dispiriting from inspiring English sources
"But it's very dispiriting to me as a civil libertarian that the very conservative, pro-government wing has really taken over not just the group but, in a way, our justice system".
Since then, trips across London to SW6 have been mostly very dispiriting for the Arsenal manager.
It was very dispiriting" he said in the episode's DVD commentary.
"It was a very dispiriting introduction," he continued.
Working with desperate people all day is very dispiriting; their unhappiness rubs off on you.
"It was really dispiriting".
Numerous tragic turns -- including one major "cheat" by the film; that is, a misleading plot twist where we are denied information to create undue suspense -- give this once romantic tale a very sober, dispiriting tone.
It all gets very tiresome, with dispiriting hints of Pacific Rim and the lumbering Transformers movies.
Either way, if you take a chance, then you will know how your life and the lives of those around you could be changed forever just by deciding to see this musical, rather than letting the moment pass you by and causing you to take very different, maybe even dispiriting paths before the show reaches New York — which is to say, you will have grasped the main, somewhat belabored point of "If/Then".
And lately, they've been a dispirited and dispiriting battleground.
