Visually dramatic though the ads were, evaluations of them were deeply discouraging.
Not understanding the reason for the downturn, Mr. Roth was deeply discouraged by the reappearance of the Depression.
But Mr. Rosenfeld, at Lawrence public schools, said he was deeply discouraged by the drain that expensive treatments for a few children were imposing on other programs.
Ms. Merkel's team was deeply discouraged by a Wall Street Journal opinion piece written by Mr. McMaster and Mr. Cohn in May that defended Mr. Trump's "America First" slogan, prioritizing the country's "vital interests" over international partnerships.
When it dawned on Kettering that the company had rejected the engine, he was deeply discouraged and wrote to Sloan that, without the "organized resistance" against the project, it would have succeeded and that, unless the project were saved, he would leave the company.
And here we come back to that question about why Americans might report themselves to be deeply discouraged about things at the moment.
It's no surprise that voters in Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and elsewhere are deeply discouraged by decades of failed promises of boon from establishment leaders.
McCracken, who came to Hollywood after winning acclaim in the 1943 production of Oklahoma!, was deeply discouraged by her experiences filming the Hollywood Canteen number and did not like working with Prinz.
Dealerships, auto repair shops, strip malls, and car washes, all ringed by vast parking lots, line a six-lane roadway that is deeply discouraging to navigate by foot.
