Sentence examples for especially disheartened from inspiring English sources

If Candy Boy doesn't earn a berth in the Derby field, however, Stevens wouldn't be especially disheartened.

He is especially disheartened by the commercialisation of mass tourism and the "distasteful hordes" who have overrun his favourite destinations.

Blaise Church on Maple Street in East Flatbush for more than 20 years, said she and others at the church had been especially disheartened that vandals struck their church twice.

They said they were especially disheartened by the latest legal setback, the refusal of the Florida Supreme Court today to force officials in Miami-Dade County to resume a hand count of ballots.

News of Musto's firing left readers especially disheartened, while Rao's decision will leave the Voice without a food critic.

Especially disheartening for the Giants was that the injury occurred during a preseason game.

That a man could be tortured to death even though most of his interrogators believed he was innocent is especially disheartening.

Especially disheartening to many economists and investors are the continuing increases in taxes in Germany, which already has one of the highest tax burdens in the world.

"Who is going to provide the funds for Westchester's poor families?" For Lisa Snyder, a 38-year-old single mother living in Yorktown, the situation is especially disheartening.

Like her vague considerations of New York in the 80s, these asides are especially disheartening because they overshadow Janowitz's dark humor and occasional insight.

"Both my dad and I agreed: Who cares?" Like her vague considerations of New York in the 80s, these asides are especially disheartening because they overshadow Janowitz's dark humor and occasional insight.