Sentence examples for dispiriting feeling from inspiring English sources
We're so deep in the Reboot Era that we forget what a weird and dispiriting feeling that must be.
Armed with various concepts from Heidegger, Freud or Paul Virilio, say, it would be possible to unpick its implications more or less indefinitely, but there's a dispiriting feeling that the book has been reverse-engineered with an eye to achieving just that.
And lately, they've been a dispirited and dispiriting battleground.
The only thing determining whether to stay or leave is how we feel – which can be a hard matter indeed to work out for ourselves, our feelings having a dispiriting habit of shifting and evading any efforts at rational clarification.
Carl Gordon, who four decades ago, nearing midlife and feeling trapped in a series of dispiriting jobs, heeded a surprising call and became a successful character actor on television and the stage, died on Tuesday at his home in Jetersville, Va.
The prospect of having a major operation you were not expecting to have just a few hours ago is dispiriting enough without being asked to describe how you're feeling to a journalist in the early hours of the morning.
And despite the gasping pleasure that the characters experience while swapping fantasies, watching "OnLine" is a dispiriting experience that leaves you with a nagging "Is that all there is?" feeling about sex in general.
But it was the lack of any feeling for what had made their faces nice in the first place that was dispiriting.
The results were dispiriting.
