| Equally, it disheartens the country's committed democrats. |
| So, yes, though all that's feral disheartens and demoralises him, he will put on a feral disposition in an act that is a sort of obstinacy against himself as well as Antonio. |
| From Ms. Rebeck, it disheartens — and does a lot more damage. |
| Agates give off a radiation which disheartens spiders and scorpions and makes them 'seek pastures new. |
| We are cheered when we observe the vulture feeding on the carrion which disgusts and disheartens us, and deriving health and strength from the repast. |
| Some disturbing news regarding misuse and exploitation of the tsunami donations are cropping up which disheartens me a lot. |
