Sentence examples for was discouraged that from inspiring English sources

I had spoken to him a few days before, and he had said that he was discouraged that the Americans had not openly called for revolt.

When it came time to interview for full-time teaching jobs, Ms. Castellano was discouraged that districts in Westchester, her home county -- some perhaps put off by the added expense of a paraprofessional -- seemed reluctant to give her a chance.

A member of the Sept. 11 commission, Timothy J. Roemer, a former Democratic House member from Indiana, said he was discouraged that the Pentagon was lobbying against policy positions stated repeatedly by the White House.

Yesterday morning, as Mr. Adams served breakfast at Red Tower III, the diner his family runs in Somerville, N.J., he said he was discouraged that he had to hear from a customer that WNBC-TV had reported on Friday night that Mr. Williams was expected to turn himself in tomorrow to face a manslaughter charge.

And even today, if you take a broader measure of an unemployment rate that includes those who are partially employed and those who are discouraged, that have left the labor force, the number is already 15%.

If you're discouraged, that's understandable.

Wendy Button, a former speechwriter for Mr. Edwards whose reams of notes were central to the prosecution's case, said it was discouraging that the trial had changed nothing.

It was discouraging that Justice Samuel Alito found it "incredibly odd" that a district court judge had concluded that her restrictions would not compromise the Navy's training when the Navy claimed they would.

It was discouraging that the article about Bloodroot restaurant ("A Vegetarian Spot Where Feminism Is a Main Course," Nov. 17) failed to establish the connection between animal rights and feminism.

It was discouraging that sensitivity analyses which contradict the assumptions of the primary analyses remain so rare.

"Don't be discouraged that we have to acknowledge potentially we've made some mistakes.