Sentence examples for it discouraging that from inspiring English sources

But he finds it discouraging that the public sees only how many students pass.

Blair found it "discouraging" that there had been no progress since the Annapolis conference, and feared "bad consequences".

Joe Nocera finds it "discouraging" that "Democrats are going to make hay over the very idea that Republicans were trying to mess with Medicare" in response to Representative Paul D. Ryan's plan to voucherize the program.

Still, Kim found it discouraging that so many composers simply latched on to intellectually intriguing systems and trendy styles or filled their works with notes and energy rather than looking deeper and working harder to find their own voice.

Lily Axelrod Memphis, Nov. 23, 2010 • To the Editor: I find it discouraging that it is not the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan, illegal wiretapping, e-mail monitoring, rendition or even torture that cause Americans to revolt at the incremental chipping away of their civil liberties in the name of the war on terrorism.

He found it discouraging that, even though he spent "countless nights" writing special setlists and the band spent days rehearsing, some fans would still complain that they went to a show and did not hear "Pull Me Under".

Since the company is paid by festivals for each submission they receive, it does not discourage that kind of approach, a policy that concerns some in the independent-film world.

It was discouraging that Justice Samuel Alito found it "incredibly odd" that a district court judge had concluded that her restrictions would not compromise the Navy's training when the Navy claimed they would.

Ultimately, though, it's discouraging that we New Jerseyans can't seem to, as it were, rise above this low-rent gesture.

"It's discouraging that PETA can pick one word, try to add weight to it or shift its meaning to suggest that you are doing something that you clearly are not," he said.

It is discouraging that the Pentagon has not recognized this need.