Sentence examples for discouraging words from inspiring English sources

Discouraging words for those who believe that a college's job is to educate, not coddle.

That performance went rather well, with the only discouraging words coming from Brahms himself, who described the new symphony as "long and not especially amiable".

"By criticizing Annette Lu, the mainland is actually helping Chen Shui-bian," Mr. Xu said, by discouraging words or deeds that could cause a crisis in relations.

IN this bastion of both old and upward money, of class and dash and advanced degrees, discouraging words are usually of the polysyllabic variety and backed by a reputable law firm.

At the Democratic Convention four years ago, John Kerry, heeding focus groups in which "negativity" was deplored, made the colossal mistake of discouraging discouraging words about George W. Bush.

If we can't censor all the discouraging words, at least we can warn students when one is coming.

Discouraging news for an already discouraged workforce.

The sign bore plenty of official words discouraging students from abusing the newly seeded lawns but stuck in the middle was the following: "Low-impact sports only: Frisbee, Hacky Sack, ball toss, duck-duck goose".

In the active CBM condition, designed to reduce negative interpretations of ambiguity, target words always will be associated with the benign meanings of the cue-words, discouraging their negative interpretation.

All of this is, in a word, discouraging.

When Jason asked braincels for advice on seeking therapy as an incel, however, the responses he received were, in a word, discouraging.