Sentence examples for discouraged after from inspiring English sources

Pierce was not discouraged after his abysmal first half.

I know he's going to be discouraged after this one".

He found himself discouraged after his first spring training, in 1992.

If Mr. Gingrich was feeling discouraged after Tuesday, he did not show it, and neither did the modest crowd at the first of his three rallies in Alabama.

Jagr seemed discouraged after working out on his own for nearly a half-hour after practice, saying he could not move laterally well enough to play.

But Dr. Peale, who died in 1993, grew discouraged after his book "The Power of Positive Thinking" was rejected by publisher after publisher.

The precedent is discouraging: after three unhappy weeks spent squabbling about taxation, parliament was dissolved by the monarch.

This is exactly what party officials will discourage, after being caught with a bill of nearly $2,000 from a bondage-themed club in California earlier this year.

She says she felt constantly discouraged and after a year she was advised to abandon her dream altogether.

Despite the poor returns and reluctance of athletes to take part, sports scientists were not discouraged, and after the Rome Games two – Dr Joseph B Wolffe, a heart specialist based in the USA, and Dr Giuseppe La Cava, an Italian sports doctor – came up with a new scheme they called the Olympic Medical Archives.

But Morningstar warns that small investors who dabble in gold tend to buy after prices have soared, only to get discouraged and sell after prices pull back.