Sentence examples for dispirited from from inspiring English sources

I feel dispirited from the moment I walk in the hall.

"Ninety-eight percent of my preparation was for nothing," Mr. Kasparov said, adding that he had grown exhausted and dispirited from preparing 10 hours a day just to catch up during the match.

Part of me was unhappy, unnerved, exhausted and dispirited from my addiction of following the daily Presidential election news cycle and looked forward to a brief respite from the craziness.

A state is much better suited to hire expertise (like dispirited scientists from decommissioned nuclear installations in the old Soviet Union) or to send its own scientists for M.I.T. degrees.

But he was also displaced, dispirited, cut off from everything familiar.

After the debacle in Vietnam, with the American people dispirited and exhausted from a bloody, divisive war, the 93rd Session of Congress recognized the need to restore its Constitutional authority to declare war and oversight on national security and foreign policy issues with adoption of the War Powers Act of 1973.

1986: We've Got the Whole World at Our Feet - The England squad More awful singing from apparently dispirited players, lined up and made to say that "there's not a single team that we can't beat".

Around the country, the Obama voters who were so energized in 2008 are rueful and dispirited, taking their cue from the timid races run by so many fearful Democratic candidates.

France intervened militarily on Jan . 11after the Malian government said it was afraid that Islamist militants, who control the north, could continue their push south and take over Bamako with little opposition from a dispirited army.

Field, who challenged Miliband at Monday's meeting of the PLP, said: "I am so dispirited by the response from the PLP who have banged and screamed about how we all want unity and we shouldn't have people making disloyal statements.

The latest tip in our inbox from a dispirited former employee goes into a details about do-nothing managers who still have their jobs while all their underlings are now unemployed.