discouragingly's Usage Examples:

grim but irrepressible sense of humor," it left her "thoroughly and discouragingly unmoved.

Not only is the plotting in 'Premature Burial' discouragingly predictable, but its gloomy and cavernous interior setting is peculiarly.

and other proposals for changing education and social insurance seem "discouragingly shopworn".

I appear to be wearing a hula skirt and a discouragingly small bra made from two segments of a cut-up egg carton.

their target or at least demoralised its personnel; a Hedgehog miss was discouragingly quiet.

"The belief that anyone can beat a drum is discouragingly popular!" - Sanford Augustus "Gus" Moeller Gus Moeller is usually associated.

in The New York Times, deemed the show "encouragingly ambitious and discouragingly unfulfilled.

"Scream" as two "overinflated dance numbers" that open the album on a "discouragingly perfunctory note".

Todd won just under 19,000 votes in the 1894 Gubernatorial campaign, discouragingly finishing in fourth place behind the candidates of the Republican, Democratic.

dysentery and malaria with its associated complications, and their discouragingly slow progress with the Kâte people.

However, there had been several discouragingly recent examples of teams, such as Coloni and Onyx, which had graduated.

Reporter gives a largely negative review, thinking that the film is "a discouragingly limp movie in which nothing is at stake.

Club's Evan Rytlewski wrote that the song opens Looking 4 Myself on a "discouragingly perfunctory note", though complimented Usher for not using auto-tune.

Yet, despite the disease's discouragingly high mortality rate, it became clear after radiation treatments that.

prospectors discovered that the gold deposits in these streams were discouragingly poor and quickly exhausted.