Sentence examples for found disheartened from inspiring English sources

Truffaut added an unsparing critique of "Tout Va Bien," which he found "disheartened and cautious," compared with "Breathless," and blamed "that famous trendy Left which runs the gamut from Susan Sontag to Bertolucci" for giving Godard an outsized sense of importance.

He was forced instead to stay in a separate cabin with one of his parents, which both he and his parents found disheartening.

Universal Co-Chairman Adam Fogelson admits the tracking for the film is soft, a fact he finds disheartening considering the positive response to the trailer and advance word-of-mouth screenings from its core audience, women of all ages.

He also peddled paperbacks on the street for a while, an experience that he found disheartening.

I also found myself disheartened that the book had little sense of resolution.

Some of the people who should be most enthusiastic about Paul's Presidential campaign have found themselves disheartened by it.

Yet I found myself disheartened as I read about the Democrats' gleeful reaction to the victory in New York.

As a couples therapist, I found myself disheartened by the advice that the matchmaker Samantha Daniels gives her clients (Melanie Thernstrom, Feb. 13).

By Kelefa Sanneh July 31 , 2015Some of the people who should be the most enthusiastic about Paul's Presidential campaign have found themselves disheartened by it.

At first I found myself disheartened by the quality and condition of the research facilities on offer at some schools.

What we found was disheartening: America's mental health care system is in crisis.