Sentence examples for dispiriting degree from inspiring English sources

But the fact is Broadway remains to a dispiriting degree hidebound in terms of the kind of work being presented and the audience being served.

And lately, they've been a dispirited and dispiriting battleground.

That story reviewed the dispiriting evidence that even a college degree - widely presumed to be the essential stepping stone to social and economic prosperity - does not insulate Black Americans from the lingering effects of poverty and policies grounded in racial prejudice.

The level of waste was dispiriting.

Yet on another level this split is rather dispiriting.

But he found the constant conflict between different professional groups wearying and dispiriting, and as his own interests moved ever further away from sociology, he came to favour establishing a separate department and degree in politics.

How dispiriting.

So dispiriting.

The results were dispiriting.

"It's dispiriting".

And deeply dispiriting.