Sentence examples for discouraged about the from inspiring English sources

"I'm not discouraged about the meeting today," he said.

It is easy to get discouraged about the state of education in America.

"We get discouraged about the market, but fifty or sixty years ago there wasn't a physical-fitness industry," she said.

"Being discouraged about the gallery scene, I decided to make my own," said Mr. Abele, a landscape painter.

Even some administration officials seem to be discouraged about the potential of their own policy to stop the violence.

He added: "I feel discouraged about the country: that's who we are, and that's what our choices are now.

Now, 63% say they are discouraged about that policy.

Earning a college degree can be very costly, and I was very discouraged about this.

There is something discouraging about the relief one feels at a rudimentary adherence to the rule of law.

What was discouraging about the restlessness at the Zankel concert was that the presenters had done so many things right.

What's discouraging about the analogy, however, is that the Cuban missile crisis was ultimately resolved largely because of an asymmetry.