Sentence examples for discouraged in a from inspiring English sources

Active homosexuality is to be discouraged in a priest, but then, so is any active sexuality.

"Wadjda", the story of an 11-year-old schoolgirl (pictured) and her fight to ride a bike an activity discouraged in a country where women are banned from driving has received international critical acclaim.

There needs no ghost come from the grave to point out that over the centuries, in virtually all societies and civilizations, women have been prevented or discouraged in a thousand and one ways from achieving their potential beyond certain narrowly defined areas.

Still less has been published with regard to Entropy® in ICU patients, but its use in this patient population was also discouraged in a recent report [ 18].

Routinely ordering repeat testing for C. difficile is generally discouraged in a non-epidemic setting as it does not seem to increase diagnostic yield sufficiently [ 10– 10].

We spotted a few villages clinging to stony beaches; but going ashore en masse is discouraged in an effort to stop them from becoming human zoos and preserve what's left of the traditional way of life.

In many traditional societies, grieving openly is discouraged in an effort to guard against recurrent loss because grieving is thought to lead to depression, which delays physical recuperation [ 43].

It's discouraging in a way.

His Symphonic Variations are a riot of inventive orchestration in search of structural coherence — not surprising, or discouraging, in a still developing composer.

It is very easy to get discouraged in such a large environment of about 17,000 undergrads, but it is important to make yourself known.

She was pushing for the kind of variety she might bring to a lieder recital, something he discouraged in favor of a more consistently moody feel.