disheartenment

I must confess that I put down this fine book with a feeling of deep disheartenment.

But he let no hint of disheartenment show.

With no signs of disheartenment, the leader pressed on into the larger colonnaded hall beyond.

Still, in that disheartenment another illusion was forming.

Captain Komodo fought off an attack of terminal disheartenment.

They can be improved, and American citizenship should arouse up from its disheartenment and see that it is done.

My Lady, I write you as if to offer, unworthy tribute, the withered rose of my disheartenment.

Sighing her disheartenment at the sight of it-for she really did want to make a good first impression-she turned her attention to her chip hat.

"An Equinox Of Fathomless Disheartenment"

They formed a line and tried to appear appropriate, but Martok and Worf simply gaped at them while sharing a thread of disheartenment.

And even though Germany can appear indolent and overmatched during long stretches, it has possessed the discipline and resolve to rescue victory from disheartenment.

Further disheartenment came later in the century when Falmouth was awarded its own charter giving it rights to its harbour, starting a long rivalry between the two towns.

Their Web site, www.myghanahome.com, reassures potential customers that they can avoid the disheartenment of murky property titles or even the fraud too typical of some of these transactions.

This Prelude, and also the Marche funebre in the First Sonata formed in moments disheartenment... But only these two!"

Cravings for passionate love, the desire for happiness and the possession of the infinite, caused in the Romantics a disheartenment, an immense disappointment that sometimes brought them to suicide, as in the case of Mariano José de Larra.

When Christendom was vanquished by paganism, and the Crusaders, after all their efforts, were thrown out of the Holy Land, there was naturally a period of disheartenment throughout Christendom, a feeling that God and Christ had failed them.

Two young modern-dance choreographers with vivid imaginations, Monica Bill Barnes and Guta Hedewig, will present dances about mothers and daughters, Eastern and Western spiritual practices, two queens and operatic "grandeur, passion and disheartenment," as Ms. Barnes puts it.