Sentence examples for discouraging day from inspiring English sources

— After another discouraging day, the flesh-and-bones pillar of the property sat in a wood-paneled dressing room with his head bowed.

The loss capped a discouraging day for the Yankees, who learned before the game that Bernie Williams has a cartilage tear in his left knee and could miss four to six weeks.

And some readers used their tweets to extend the literature in question; the best example of this was from @lemoneyes: "Gregor Samsa had a long, discouraging day but is confident the future will look brighter in the morning".

One discouraging day at a time.

The sparse turnout outside City Hall had to be discouraging Thursday for a phalanx of government leaders intent on bringing public pressure to bear on the nation's wavering lawmakers to enact gun controls.

Last year, his legislation intended to discourage day laborers seeking work from standing by the side of the road was rejected by the County Legislature after a public outcry.

"To tell you the truth, we're not interested in their help," said Gerard Larsen Jr., the East Hampton Village police chief, whose own officers have discouraged day laborers from congregating at the train station there by reporting the contractors who violate laws by hiring them.

But he seemed discouraged Wednesday as he dealt with the latest in a series of physical setbacks he has sustained since joining the Mets for the 2007 season.

It's with us -- this is the sad part -- in policies that discourage day-care workers and teachers from hugging children or from changing diapers without a witness, lest they be accused of something untoward.

But no one at the South Carolina State Fairgrounds seems discouraged Saturday night; as Cruz is proud to remind them, he's the only Republican candidate who's beaten Trump so far.

"The Indiana voter photo ID law is a not-too-thinly-veiled attempt to discourage Election Day turnout by certain folks believed to skew Democratic".