Sentence examples for left disheartened from inspiring English sources

In October, the head of Fifa's anti-racism task force, Jeffrey Webb, said he was left "disheartened" after meeting "demoralised" black and ethnic minority players in England.

The head of Fifa's anti-racism task force says he was left "disheartened" after meeting "demoralised" black and ethnic minority players in England.

Following its 1-0 loss to Juventus, Fiorentina fans left disheartened and angry, the way Boston Red Sox fans do when the team loses to the New York Yankees at Fenway Park.

But first he leans down and pats the head of the little girl, "whom he did not want to leave disheartened".

I left confused, disheartened, ashamed of its government and deeply empathetic towards its beautiful people, who deserve better.

Having confirmed in a Sky interview that his surprise omission from England's one-day squad left him "disheartened", Bopara looked in the mood to make a point as he spanked Clarke straight for his third boundary.

Not surprisingly, the steep decline in prices, coupled with uncertainties about corporate governance, the war on terrorism, the economy and earnings have left investors "disheartened and insecure," said Thomas Galvin, chief investment officer at Credit Suisse First Boston.

Later on Monday the AFL's chief executive officer Gillon McLachlan described the fan's behaviou as an "unambiguosly racist" act that left him "disheartened," but that he believes the AFL industry's handling of affair shows progress.

However, failure to win "Best Album" for three consecutive years has left him disheartened with award ceremonies.

Fudge said the verdict left her "disheartened and troubled," though she stopped short of calling the judicial system ineffective.

Two losses above all leave me disheartened.