dishearten

I felt disheartened at the thought of the night ahead.

And in the telling of them, he disheartened himself even more.

His walk through the level for the past hour had left him disheartened.

It would be disheartening to try to continue under such conditions.

I am 35 years old and feel completely disheartened by the whole process!

Although they lost by 2-7, it did not dishearten the team.

I was quiet as we left the building and she told me not to be disheartened.

Still, employees seemed less disheartened after the meeting than they have in the last few months.

Over all, though, comparisons between 1993 and 1994 are disheartening.

She tried not to be disheartened by his clear look of disappointment.

David was no less disheartened by the loss of his favorite game.

She is shown as still disheartened about almost twenty years later.

As a true professional, he decided not to dishearten the crowd.

"It was disheartening to see how resistant people can be to anything new."

Many were disheartened that the nation would choose to fight yet another foreign war.

Disheartening on Saturday night was how little the singing had to do with any of the music before her.

Smith, however, felt disheartened by the state of game journalism.

At the same time, I am disheartened to see how wide the opposition to this is.

"A lot of people are just disheartened," said one prosecutor.

The king was utterly disheartened before this word reached him.

It was disheartening to see your entire issue devoted to television.

His acceptance of this without any fight is disheartening to Robert.

He was disheartened with his mission, having made only a few converts.

It was disheartening to be so much in the company of a man on whom one could make no impression.

"You are not disheartened by the failures of the experiment."