| Most dishearteningly, 143 million children under the age of five in the developing world continue to suffer from inadequate nutrition. |
| As a result, this sent Lawrence in a tailspin, and, most dishearteningly, she lost her sense of humor. |
| In this week's Covers Contest, we asked you to identify, from small details of their covers, four quite popular — dismayingly, dishearteningly popular — self-help books. |
| As well as being dishearteningly unoriginal, these statements were also largely ineffectual. |
| There is a dishearteningly small pool of positive cultural scripts out there about people with disabilities. |
| Its functional and decorative aspects can seem dishearteningly elitist and remote, and the techniques involved in its manufacture are formidably complex. |
