Sentence examples for broken morale from inspiring English sources

He assembled his forces in Asia Minor, probably in Bithynia, and, after he revived their broken morale, he launched a new counter-offensive, which took on the character of a holy war; an acheiropoietos image of Christ was carried as a military standard.

It is a known way of breaking morale in all countries.

"The goal of attacks on them is to break morale and effectiveness".

The aim of the Zeppelins was clear - the Germans hoped to break morale at home and force the British government into abandoning the war in the trenches.

The situation in Hull has been somewhat obscured, from this point of view, by the occurrence of trekking, which was much publicized as a sign of breaking morale, but which in fact can be fairly regarded as a considered response to the situation.

One wrote to Roosevelt that "Nothing you could have done would have broken their morale and that of their parents at home so thoroughly".

In August 1967, he testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that the air raids had not broken Vietcong morale and that, short of the "virtual annihilation of North Vietnam and its people," the air war could not succeed.

This is about breaking the morale of a profession to score points in the election.

This is about breaking the morale of a profession to score points in the election," Hobby said.

His death broke the morale of the German army, and only a small remnant, under Frederick of Swabia and Leopold of Austria, finally reached Tyre.

He claimed to be a victim of psychological torture, but defiantly said, "They will not be able to break my morale".