Sentence examples for bit discouraged from inspiring English sources

I was getting a little bit discouraged.

A young rabbit is a bit discouraged by all this industry, until he finds a light blue egg that will make the day special in its own way.

"There's a part of me that was a little bit discouraged, because if anybody can wear this, then what makes it so special?" she said.

Concluding a three-day assessment of where Kenya stands a year and a half after its bloody election period, Mr. Annan seemed grave, urgent and a bit discouraged, but not hopeless.

One day, when I was becoming a bit discouraged that David wouldn't help me set up an interview with his mother (I could have done it without his permission, but I wanted David to be comfortable with it), he called me out of the blue.

At the same time, it's hard not to feel at least a bit discouraged as you walk around the show floor and listen to the presentations.

Reading about Abigail is inspiring, but also a bit discouraging.

It would be more than a bit discouraging if Sanchez cannot rebound against them.

Her book is chockablock with good tips and insights, if a bit discouraging at times.

While this may be a bit discouraging for Mr. Wallinger and Ms. Dillon, there was something rather nice about seeking out the unobtrusively placed artworks, and a slightly Harry Potter-ish aspect to being the only person who could apparently see them as the rest of the world wandered by.

That's a wee bit discouraging.