Sentence examples for dispiriting thought from inspiring English sources

What a dispiriting thought.

It's a dispiriting thought, but one that's sometimes hard to dismiss.

(The true hosts, it may be argued, meaning those who will foot the serious bills, will be the same cast of corporate favor-seekers we saw buttering up the Democrats in Boston. But bracket that dispiriting thought).

"The reason that people like us are so animated about Samantha is that if she disappears into this system, if she gets ground up in Washington, with that knowledge of the history of bad policy, that's a really dispiriting thought".

That's an infinitely dispiriting thought when I recall how much heady musical rapture they have brought to theatergoers over the past decade or so.

That was quickly followed by the dispiriting thought that Trump might actually have as much power over people's lives as the other women, through the influence that she supposedly wields over her father.

And whatever one thinks of the way Ecclestone and Mosley exploited their control of the sport, there is something dispiriting about the thought of them being replaced by a suit.

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

The Strauss-Flower partnership systematically dismantled this dispiriting idea.

What further humiliation for this innocent flatbread, @tacobell?" The thought of it is just dispiriting.

What further humiliation for this innocent flatbread, @tacobell?" The thought of it's just dispiriting.