Democrats hope they can energize black voters, who make up almost 30 percent of the district, but even some loyal Democrats express discouragement.
When Ruto and Kenyatta stood for election in 2013, despite being named as suspects by the ICC in 2010, other countries expressed dismay and discouragement at their political ambitions: "choices have consequences," said Johnnie Carson, US assistant secretary of state for African Affairs, apparently warning the Kenyan electorate not to select Ruto and Kenyatta.
She had no difficulty expressing her discouragement.
In interviews, seven campaign aides and advisers, most of whom sought anonymity to speak candidly, expressed frustration and discouragement over their candidate's performance Monday night.
The symphony vividly expresses Mr. Corigliano's discouragement with the modern world's fragmented focus and lust for blood sport.
As to the discouragement people express about Afghanistan in polls, Mr. Obama adds, "It's because we have been there for 10 years, and people get weary".
A minority additionally expressed concerns about difficulty interpreting messages, discouragement upon learning bad news, and technical issues.
In a letter, Van Gogh wrote to Theo that, "because I have a need to speak frankly, I can't hide from you that I'm overcome by a feeling of great anxiety, dejection, a 'je ne sais quoi' of discouragement and even despair, too much to express.
And I was very discouraged at times; it was beyond discouragement — I just completely gave up.
They will discourage you for the sake of discouragement.
