Sentence examples for slightly discouraged from inspiring English sources

He must be a patient, if slightly discouraged, man.

When Complex published its story, I was fascinated (because I'm a fan, and I'm curious) and impressed (by the research) and of course slightly discouraged.

Jesus sat quietly for a moment before speaking, slightly discouraged.

Most sport enthusiasts and athletes would feel jilted and slightly discouraged from watching or participating.

The last clause — meaning, obviously, please don't waste money on monuments that you could spend on good deeds now, presumably including such things as building libraries — was a brisk way of being a public patron while slightly discouraging the plan in private.

While it may be slightly discouraging to keep on reading about robots whose functions are limited to making dashboards and vacuuming rumpus rooms, several adjunct professors of august institutions prognosticate machines that are smarter than we are by 2050.

The generally low power of detection of epistasis in quantitative traits in simulation (Fig. 2) may be slightly discouraging.

Mirones looked discouraged and slightly frantic.

If you are older, don't get discouraged, you simply have a slightly longer learning curve.

The city is using a $5m cheque from the company to launch what might be seen as only a slightly tongue-in-cheek anti-British campaign, aimed at luring tourists who might be discouraged by the approaching oil spill".

With corporations running the show, any behaviour that might result in slightly higher anticipated costs – yes, this is how we are now evaluating the joys of reading – is to be strongly discouraged.