It does a disservice and it really is disheartening to the people who do this work, if we're not getting the support that we obviously need for being on the front lines of democracy.
The woman was only slightly disheartened, and then she gathered up her purse, her coat, and hurried back to town to get more food for her special guest.
The school superintendent George Parker said he was shocked and disheartened by the incident which seems certain to fuel debate about access to guns in the US.
And, you know, videos with like what you make or you comment, you have such a large platform and you're setting a really bad example, which is just disheartening to see that you have this big of a platform.
Seafood changes hands so many times that it's like this game of broken telephone where the truth gets broken and bent with each step, and I know how easy it is to get disheartened with problems like this.
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He encounters characters from theatre, politics and business, drawn from real personalities in the Stockholm elite, and disheartened, he soon realizes that Swedish society is riddled with deceit and corruption.
But I find it very difficult to speak, and when I went to Spain this summer, I couldn't understand the Spanish people at all. I got really disheartened.
And it was just really disheartening to see that this is the same Australia who welcomes foreigners like myself, treat their first Australians in such horrible ways.
This is the most disturbed and discouraged and disheartened I've seen people on Wall Street about policies in Washington, D.C. How many market downturns have you seen?
Chanticleer and his family had either not left their roost, disheartened by the interminable rain, or had done the next wisest thing, by seasonably returning to it.