Sentence examples for most discouraging thing from inspiring English sources

It was the most discouraging thing ever".

Maybe the most discouraging thing for the Lakers was that the Kings had more to do with their demise in the series than they did.

"For us," Professor Gordon said of his work with the College Board, "the most discouraging thing is that after three years of work, we ended up being better able to describe the problem than to offer solutions".

They are also more worked up than anybody else about foreign immigration, with one in five saying it was the most discouraging thing about their state far more than any other group.To be fair, exurbanites overall still rated immigrants (just) a plus.

KELLER -- Early on Ned wrote, "The most discouraging thing I can conceive of is that people should say on hearing of my death, 'It's too bad he didn't leave a masterpiece to make his disappearance a tragedy instead of a farce.' " So what's the Rorem masterpiece?

It will be the most discouraging thing you've done all week.

One of the most discouraging things about the last two years was seeing swing voters in focus groups, when asked what President Obama's economic strategy was, repeat different versions of "Well, I know he said we needed to save the banks.

But he added: "The thing that is most discouraging about all of this is that they can't give me a solid answer -- assurances about what will happen in the next six months.

That's why this was both the most encouraging of defeats, and the most discouraging: encouraging because Australia worked hard to put themselves in clear sight of victory, discouraging because, well, we lost.

But her mixed ruling was most discouraging for what survived.

The most discouraging of our specters was the woman I called Mrs. Freeze.