Sentence examples for dispiriting example from inspiring English sources

He cites one rather dispiriting example, of Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore).

The Philippines are a less dispiriting example.

So what a dispiriting example was set when the agreement was announced in Washington on February 8th, after year-long negotiations.Not many complaints from the two countries' manufacturers: tariffs on nearly all their goods are to be scrapped as soon as the deal is approved by Congress and the Australian parliament.

And that is perhaps the most dispiriting example of the inequities of urban life: In New York City, even the most boring of men can hold an unmarried woman's rapt attention.

The letter in today's Guardian from writers and journalists calling for a Lib Dem vote is a particularly dispiriting example of the superficiality of the liberal wing of the British intelligentsia.

Here, in dispiriting quantity, are examples of the various ways of sucking up to eminent potential contributors, of well-meant evasiveness with lesser supplicants, and of tactful dealings with imposssibly difficult authors (Wyndham Lewis wins the prize).

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

Its rosterlike style can become tedious but the examples are powerfully dispiriting.

On the other hand, I'm fearful that re-reading some old favourites from that time of my life – Flann O'Brien, for example, or Anthony Burgess – might be dispiriting.

The year 2010, for example, stands out as looking particularly dispiriting.

In any other contest (presidential campaigns, for example), the outcome can be exhilarating or dispiriting to its followers and, by the way, when we wake up the next day, the course of history has been changed.