Sentence examples for perhaps disheartened from inspiring English sources

Carpenter explained his artistic intentions: I conceived of that band of men, upon whom the eyes of the world centered as never before upon ministers of state, gathered in council, depressed, perhaps disheartened at the vain efforts of many months to restore the supremacy of the government.

And when slash-and-burn partisanship meets trust-fund accounting, the result is sure to be confusing -- and perhaps disheartening -- to anyone with a stake in the retirement program.

It was a familiar ending here tonight except perhaps more disheartening.

So it is interesting and perhaps also disheartening that consensus on consent has proven elusive.

Disheartened perhaps, but scarcely surprised.

He comes off, these days, as deeply disheartened, perhaps even defeated, and yet Patagonia is bigger, and more active in environmental and labor advocacy, than it has ever been.

So, it is to the rest of you that this review of Glass Bandits Theater Company's "feeling" is addressed — those residing in the muddy middle, who are perhaps both intrigued and disheartened by the reappropriation of a serial killer for entertainment.

Perhaps more disheartening is that shifts in aggregate preferences are due more to negative information than positive information.

But was I disheartened?

His defeatism disheartened me.

Lanzmann was disheartened.