Sentence examples for disheartened over from inspiring English sources

However, some papers and Twitter fans seemed disheartened over Yuvraj Singh's exclusion from the team.

Stafford: Arts education for children is essential, and I'm disheartened over the fact that funding is continually being taken away from the school system for arts education.

Events that received widespread news coverage when they happened can be difficult to turn into documentaries, but "Valentine Road" does an impressive job of making a 2008 shooting at a junior high school in Oxnard, Calif., horrifying and disheartening all over again.

"Heartened that the wines weren't over-oaked, over-fruited or over-alcoholized, but disheartened that more wines weren't drinkable now".

Bennett may be disheartened that his season appears over, but the Giants invested a fourth-round 1999 draft pick in him and since Bennett is only 24 years old, the team will most likely be most concerned about the long-term condition of his knee when deciding if he should play this year.

Now a researcher at Pfizer, Jansen says she is disheartened by the political battle over the vaccine.

As the clouds gather and the humidity heightens over the once disheartened community, Baboucarr Jallow, Hawa's father smiles with satisfaction, perhaps remembering all the pain of the past, yet hopeful for the precious gift of his children, his life and the future.

Many are disheartened by what they see as an over-reliance on antidepressants and other prescription drugs.

Longtime watchdogs of the government in the nation's capital have been disheartened by the string of revelations over dubious dealings among elected officials.

She said she had been disheartened when the church vetoed productions of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "Sylvia" because of concerns about unsavory language.

For everyone else, the view of that mysterious Scottish castle known as the Bannerman's Island Arsenal had grown more disheartening over the years.