Sentence examples for genuinely discouraged from inspiring English sources
He is genuinely discouraged that this charge will not go away.
It was really discouraging.
The road forward is a complicated one, and as we look toward the future of football, I'm genuinely curious, and often discouraged, by people who seem more eager to share their opinion than become informed.
We get discouraged and scared about genuinely threatening things too.
There are no research templates to overcome this, and the silos of current NTDs science has discouraged the development of genuinely interdisciplinary research.
Several features of Zhu Xi's thought and his notion of observation discouraged him from forming a genuinely scientific theory or making scientific observations.
I wonder if people who know the coach and saw him working with kids will comment on how genuinely nurturing he seemed and how this surely prevented or discouraged suspicions about him.
Does such a conceptualisation also contribute to 'undue privileging' of closing-down commitment (Stirling, 2008) in RRI, possibly discouraging from genuinely opening-up the innovation to differences?
Discouraging news for an already discouraged workforce.
