Sentence examples for profoundly discouraging from inspiring English sources

Extinctions, diseases, climate change — in his seven decades of reporting, Perlman has covered some profoundly discouraging topics.

It is profoundly discouraging to see American politicians screaming that TARP — the bank bailout — is to be blamed for deficits.

Mr. LaTourette said he was pleased that his and Mr. Cooper's approach had generated a conversation, but "in Congress, it's profoundly discouraging," he said.

I am profoundly discouraged.

My friend was profoundly discouraged.

Although profoundly discouraged, Ms. Frederick said she planned to go through with all 12 because, "Then I could cross it off the list of things I had tried".

Not unlike Netanyahu, the Palestinian president emerged profoundly discouraged from their meetings, shaken by his counterpart's demands, staggered by the enormity of the chasm separating their respective positions.

But these lustful young lovers of the first two films soon evolve into a far more conventional middle-class couple, a transformation forced both by the strict censorship of the Production Code, adopted by Hollywood in 1934, and the return to materialist values that the early years of the Depression had profoundly discouraged.

During this period, I became profoundly discouraged about my future prospects.

Even more profoundly, if we discourage young people from entering as a new generation of scientists, that will be difficult to reverse.

In December 1933, Beckett wrote to a friend that the rejection of a story "into which I put all I knew and plenty that I was better still aware of, discouraged me profoundly".