Sentence examples for discouraging from a from inspiring English sources

"That can be discouraging from a diagnostic sense, but it's wonderful to have a new universe opening up in front of you".

We consider this outcome of the analysis by the author of [11] rather discouraging from an experimental point of view.

It compares to just one in ten respondents being discouraged from a career option overall.

Discouraged from a lack of response, Mr. Harnar waited three more years before he went back to performing.

Although Grime sang, played piano and wrote amusing lyrics, she was discouraged from a deeper involvement by prevailing attitudes.

Born in Surrey, Dudgeon was discouraged from a career in music by his father, who, he claimed, considered playing the piano "poofy".

Ms. Harston said she was discouraged from a construction-related job on the grounds that as a woman, she could not lift heavy objects.

Discouraged from a ballet career by teachers, Ms. Shick turned to modern dance, where she has remained, first working with Sara Rudner and then joining the company of Trisha Brown.

The present study results provide additional opportunity to assist patients with PKU in areas where they report feeling most challenged or discouraged from a social-medical perspective.

Finally, after much discouraging from Don, a man tried the doll test.

Therefore, no or limited benefit from first-line CT should discourage from an aggressive approach in second-line.