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It beats having to play for a demoralizing, career-killing, amateur-quality franchise.— Mount Virtus
He said the way it had labeled some schools as failures was "demoralizing," especially for schools that were actually improving.— WBUR and NPR - On Point with Tom Ashbrook
"Our willingness to sell our most precious real estate to an advertiser is embarrassing and demoralizing," the petition said.— PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
After over a year of demoralizing, often inexplicable capitulation, they actually gathered the fortitude to push back slightly against Republicans on so-called national security issues.— One Thousand Reasons
Before going I would weigh myself every day; how demoralizing, depressing and defeatist.— A Weight Lifted
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