用discouraged造句子，“discouraged”造句

So in psychiatry, when I was a resident, we were discouraged from doing science.

To a pioneering spirit who was discouraged by frequent criticism the Master said, "Listen to the words of the critic."

And thanks to the tax penalty on early withdrawals, my children will be discouraged from touching the money before they are 59?.

Molnar says many women new to running are discouraged by preconceived notions of what a runner should look like. They feel they could never be a runner because they don't fit the stereotype.

He was discouraged by the unsuccessful attempt.

He did not sulk and grow discouraged and rebellious because "everything was against him."

Don't get discouraged and give up when you stumble. It takes a lifetime to build Christ-like character.

He is anti-feminist and thinks women should be discouraged from pursuing higher education; but he favours a "secular" society, supports abortion and declares himself pro-gay.

The cornfield across the road does not seem nearly so tall or so green as it ought to be, given the time of year, but I am not discouraged.

"It is women against men," she said afterward, uncharacteristically discouraged. "our action will never succeed."

And the Web almost perversely discouraged the kind of systematized, coordinated, focused attention upon which brands are built - the prime, or at least most lucrative, function of media.

He was discouraged in [over] his enterprise.

Banks persuaded the government to open a route around pro-debtor rules that discouraged lending: they now deduct monthly payments directly from borrowers' paycheques.

The barbed wire fence round the perimeter discouraged intruders.

We computer professionals forget how tall the mountain is after we’ve climbed it, but every day newcomers approach the base of this Everest of computer literacy and are severely discouraged.

Don't get discouraged about the math, because you will have to wait until you learn calculus to understand most physics.

When integration has been discouraged, as with the descendants of slaves liberated shortly before those European immigrants arrived, differences have been sharpened.