Sentence examples for dispiriting to note from inspiring English sources

Five years into the most significant economic downturn since the Great Depression, then, it is dispiriting to note that short-termism and political deadlock have taken such root in national and regional discussions that competitiveness divides across the world are actually being reinforced rather than narrowing.

It was dispiriting to hear.

The present political climate is dispiriting to both parties.

I asked him if it was dispiriting to work in such a system.

…" How dispiriting to have this miraculous service one day and gone the next!

It is fun to imagine uses for it but dispiriting to have to eliminate them, one by one.

It has been dispiriting to see America's banks apparently stand for nothing more lofty than plunder.

17]: It is dispiriting to read the misleading, shopworn attacks on public broadcasting by Mr. McGrath.

That may be intolerably dispiriting to some, but what it evoked was undeniably authentic.

It was dispiriting to read the quotes from the veterans in the May 30 Lives column.

Yet he finds the future too dispiriting to contemplate if NVQ 3 is scrapped.