Sentence examples for discouraged said from inspiring English sources

In 1917 Stieglitz, discouraged, said to Dove, "I see no future".

"I'm very discouraged," said Ms. Omerhodzic, one of those turned down, upon learning the results.

"I'm not discouraged," said Esther Fernandez, 25, a Madrid lawyer who has been to many protests against the rebels.

"We had lots of talks about being persistent and staying after it, not getting discouraged," said Cincinnati outfielder Laynce Nix, a teammate of Dickey's in Texas and in Nashville.

"I think the lesson, especially in the aftermath of the Massachusetts Senate race — it sounds corny — was, 'Don't get intimidated and don't get discouraged,' " said Representative Chris Van Hollen, Democrat of Maryland, a part of the House leadership.

"Demoting and creating an unpleasant work environment for an employee because they are pregnant is a blatant breach of workplace law and must be discouraged," said Fair Work ombudsman Nicholas Wilson.

But Mr. Howell, if not sanguine, was also not discouraged, saying: "All of this is cycles.

"When I was there, that legacy talk was strictly discouraged," says David Frum, a White House speechwriter in Bush's first term.

Joe finishes at 10, and seems discouraged, saying that if he doesn't do well in the real test, he's done for.

"In many instances it's discouraged," says Kish. "I personally have worked with students who've come from schools for the blind, for whom clicking was actively discouraged.

If they say no, don't be discouraged, say "That's OK.