Sentence examples for disheartening moment from inspiring English sources
Still, ESPN's murky breakup with "Frontline" could be a disheartening moment for the newsroom.
One disheartening moment: I was served fatty bluefin tuna, prized yet horribly imperiled.
"I'm starting to sweat it," Mr. Winkler, clutching an unemployment check stub, said in one particularly disheartening moment in the spring.
That's some cold comfort in this disheartening moment for the state of America's healthcare system.
They are exciting moments, but disheartening too, in that they show what the play could have been had it just concentrated on its characters and let its issues fall into place on their own.
I found this a bit disheartening.
It's actually disheartening to come across such moments of pathos, which affirm Irvine Welsh's fierce vision of working-class despair.
As disheartening as moments like these were, progressive attitudes on Mykonos always seemed to prevail over prejudice.
At the moment, the news is particularly disheartening.
But, of course, it's also disheartening because of what was done to Ms. Dirie, a moment revisited in a hard-to-watch flashback.
In this respect, it is disheartening to see that the leaders of China and India, for the moment, will not participate in Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's unprecedented Climate Summit at the UN this week.
