Sentence examples for particularly disheartened from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Neill appears particularly disheartened at the performance of Vice President Dick Cheney, an old friend who dismissed his efforts to depoliticize policy making and gave him the news that he was being fired.

I am particularly disheartened that, even while your letter proclaims that there is a clear biblical viewpoint on the subject, it does not offer a single biblical reference or quotation.

The news from Bali was particularly disheartening.

Still, some found 832F's death to be particularly disheartening.

At the moment, the news is particularly disheartening.

But Me Too! Oh, Me Too! is particularly disheartening.

Fundamentally, the 1-1 drawasas hardly the worst result of their season so far, but its manner was particularly disheartening.

Fassel said the team's three-game losing streak at midseason, with defeats to Indianapolis, Washington and Arizona, was particularly disheartening.

Particularly disheartening – that's the most diplomatic word I can find at the moment – is David Cameron's situation.

What is particularly disheartening about much current political discourse is the failure of politicians to admit that there will be costs and disadvantages to their policies.

Still, there may have been something particularly disheartening for DC United fans when they saw the scaled-down renderings of their proposed future home at Buzzard Point.