Sentence examples for most dispiriting features from inspiring English sources

The rest of the film, however, exemplifies some of the most dispiriting features of going demotic.

Then they watched Cullen help create the most dispiriting goal.

They had fallen to 2-3 under the most dispiriting circumstances.

I mean this baseball season, one of the most dispiriting, unsatisfying campaigns Chicago has endured.

The most dispiriting development since my brief time behind the till is the staff uniform.

At one stage it was looking like the most dispiriting of all.

Perhaps the most dispiriting part for Manchester City came from that unmistakable feeling that, if anything, the gulf has widened.

This has been the most dispiriting opera season since I began reviewing music in New York, twenty years ago.

For his boss, yesterday must have been the most dispiriting morning of his life, as he woke to contemplate the transformed political landscape.

The most dispiriting news is that, so far, this movie is probably no worse than its principal competition.

The most dispiriting thing about "Something Borrowed" is that with a little more art, craft and wit it could have been a lot better, maybe even good.