Sentence examples for how discouraging from inspiring English sources
Robert Holland Senior Fellow for Education Policy The Heartland Institute Chicago, April 5, 2010 To the Editor: How discouraging to read the reaction of the governors of Colorado and other states to the recent Race to the Top awards.
And no matter how discouraging his answers -- "The reason the land's so cheap is that it's not really a good business" was a typical one -- they would not be daunted.
How discouraging that the rest of the enterprise dulls what might have been glorious.
Dress codes, however, are gone forever, even though a few places still require jackets for men and forbid -- or "discourage" -- everyone from wearing sneakers and jeans.(I would give a lot to see how discouraging is expressed at the door).
I can't overstate how discouraging and exasperating the whole event was".
And they tell me about how discouraged their son or daughter may be.
I had questions, most of them centered around exactly how discouraged the average parent should feel about the conversation around bullying.
Several days later, back in my office, I was lamenting how discouraged many citizens felt at the negative tenor of the coming elections, and how everyone should demand better.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 5, 2010 How discouraged should one be by the story, in Friday's Washington Post, that "President Obama's advisers are nearing a recommendation" that the Administration abandon its plans to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and others accused of planning the September 11th attack in criminal court?
Frustration 1-100 (Low-High) How discouraged, stressed, irritated, and annoyed versus gratified, relaxed, content, and complacent did you feel during your mission?
