Sentence examples for dispiriting of from inspiring English sources

Most dispiriting of all is that Google doesn't let viewers page through, photo by photo.

Most dispiriting of all is the near-total lack of kindness, empathy or any other authentic human connection.

It is dispiriting, of course, that we are still learning about the billions provided to various financial firms during the crisis.

This was the most dispiriting of all their heavy defeats, as if because the urn had already gone they might as well kick it down the road.

Some protest movements of the past have avoided electoral involvement, seeing it as too compromised and dispiriting of an arena for action.

Much of that had been lost on this most dispiriting of trips, when Australia's stated aim of targeting him with both bat and ball paid dividends in a way that even the wild fantasies of coach Darren Lehmann and captain Michael Clarke could not have envisaged.

Don't want to be on the receiving end of a dispiriting succession of bollockings, or office bullying?

One of the dispiriting aspects of this kerfuffle is that it tries to set three innovative artists against each other.

Ms Hatzistefanis backed down, but not before a campaign had been launched by scientists and commentators who saw her as part of a dispiriting trend of companies threatening legal action against those who take scientific issue with their claims.

The other side of what became known as "the Waldheim affair" was the dispiriting hypocrisy of so many of his accusers.

The other side of what became known simply as "the Waldheim affair" was the dispiriting hypocrisy of so many of his accusers.