Sentence examples for utterly demoralizing from inspiring English sources
It was an utterly demoralizing win for a Thunder team that, for the second straight postseason, will have to survive without one of their most irreplaceable players.
And the hastily trained, poorly paid, and utterly demoralized Iraqi security forces were unlikely to be of much help.
The leukemia left him so weak that he couldn't even hold a book, and he became utterly demoralized.
"These are people who are utterly demoralized by life and don't see any point in it.
Lincoln, described as "extremely distressed" by McClellan's actions, nonetheless argued that the troops were "utterly demoralized" and only McClellan could "reorganize the army and bring it out of chaos".
One group of people legally, systematically, and continuously killed, tortured, raped, degraded, exhausted, poisoned, and utterly demoralized another group of people for financial gain, social control, and sadistic pleasure.
When I wanted to kill myself, I felt so utterly dehumanized and demoralized by living in a world that was not having me.
There is no doubt that the Syrian people, both inside and outside the country, are utterly exhausted and demoralized by the civil war and would do almost anything to end it.
It is deeply demoralizing.
It was pretty demoralizing".
