Sentence examples for discouraging about from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

And yet, in essence, the thing we find discouraging about ghost world is not its areas of candid dishonesty but that the whole place smells of the American cult of business.

What is especially discouraging about the sixty-seven no votes is that the bill in question wasn't even the larger sixty-billion-dollar relief package the one that was supposed to be voted on by the last Congress, before Boehner called off the vote.

The detective was extremely discouraging about it, saying that it was a waste of time.

Still, he was discouraged about his predicament.

I'm not discouraged about my game.

Titans fans shouldn't be discouraged about Locker.

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

He continued to be discouraged about his theatrical career.