demoralized in A Sentence

Maybe we got 'em Demoralized.

Two collapsed as Demoralized empires.

Are people with Parkinson's disease depressed or Demoralized?

Constant shopping and hunting can get demoralizing.

They just stand there and demoralize the defense.

We can be Demoralized.

Maybe we got 'em Demoralized. Shut up!

To the people of Greece, this was obviously demoralizing.

If you give up, those who follow you will be Demoralized.

Hitting a plateau can be very demoralizing after months of progress.

The Bolsheviks, as Crimean politicians believed, were already Demoralized and quickly defeated.

Kolchakites were crushed and Demoralized, their army was in the process of decomposition.

You're stifling their growth and learning and might even be making them feel Demoralized.

Over the past week, I have started to feel quite Demoralized about it all.

Never get Demoralized by temporary setbacks as every experience teaches a new lesson in life.

Gorgeous ductile baby Lucia Nieto does transmitted to splits coupled with gets the brush demoralize rammed.

Killing civilians and demoralizing the Chinese army, they ensured the successful promotion of his army inland.

Finally lost the initiative, exsanguinated and Demoralized, the white armies left the Urals and retreated to Siberia.

By destroying civilians and demoralizing the Chinese army, they ensured the successful advancement of their army inland.

Unnecessary shouting demoralizes the child, making him feel insignificant and eventually he fears the aftermath of his sensitivity.

Critical feedback that we weren't expecting- or, worse, that we were dreading- can be distressing and even demoralizing;

And so, when you're faced with those real-life roadblocks, your fantasy falls apart and you tend to feel Demoralized.

Think about the times when you have been highly motivated and the times when you have felt most Demoralized.

Therefore, although we have lost our country, we should not be Demoralized because we have much to be proud of.”.

Xerxes' losses will be so great, his men so Demoralized he will have no choice but to abandon his campaign.

To hear or read the stories of how the inhabitants of black Africa were exploited, Demoralized, and oppressed is one thing;

However, after the start of the open integration of the Russian Federation into NATO and the European Union, the anti-American“patriots” will be Demoralized.

The fighting between exhausted, Demoralized troops continued to plod along until the Germans lost a number of individual battles and very gradually began to fall back.

Scratching together money for formula and diapers was a day-to-day struggle, including a few demoralizing days of walking into small stores and asking the owners for handouts.

It's no surprise that many patients who are otherwise sympathetic to the plight of Demoralized, burned-out doctors draw the line at a cash-based care model that excludes them.

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demoralized in A Sentence

Maybe we got 'em Demoralized.

Two collapsed as Demoralized empires.

Are people with Parkinson's disease depressed or Demoralized?

Constant shopping and hunting can get demoralizing.

They just stand there and demoralize the defense.

We can be Demoralized.

Maybe we got 'em Demoralized. Shut up!

To the people of Greece, this was obviously demoralizing.

If you give up, those who follow you will be Demoralized.

Hitting a plateau can be very demoralizing after months of progress.

The Bolsheviks, as Crimean politicians believed, were already Demoralized and quickly defeated.

Kolchakites were crushed and Demoralized, their army was in the process of decomposition.

You're stifling their growth and learning and might even be making them feel Demoralized.

Over the past week, I have started to feel quite Demoralized about it all.

Never get Demoralized by temporary setbacks as every experience teaches a new lesson in life.

Gorgeous ductile baby Lucia Nieto does transmitted to splits coupled with gets the brush demoralize rammed.

Killing civilians and demoralizing the Chinese army, they ensured the successful promotion of his army inland.

Finally lost the initiative, exsanguinated and Demoralized, the white armies left the Urals and retreated to Siberia.

By destroying civilians and demoralizing the Chinese army, they ensured the successful advancement of their army inland.

Unnecessary shouting demoralizes the child, making him feel insignificant and eventually he fears the aftermath of his sensitivity.

Critical feedback that we weren't expecting- or, worse, that we were dreading- can be distressing and even demoralizing;

And so, when you're faced with those real-life roadblocks, your fantasy falls apart and you tend to feel Demoralized.

Think about the times when you have been highly motivated and the times when you have felt most Demoralized.

Therefore, although we have lost our country, we should not be Demoralized because we have much to be proud of.”.

Xerxes' losses will be so great, his men so Demoralized he will have no choice but to abandon his campaign.

To hear or read the stories of how the inhabitants of black Africa were exploited, Demoralized, and oppressed is one thing;

However, after the start of the open integration of the Russian Federation into NATO and the European Union, the anti-American“patriots” will be Demoralized.

The fighting between exhausted, Demoralized troops continued to plod along until the Germans lost a number of individual battles and very gradually began to fall back.

Scratching together money for formula and diapers was a day-to-day struggle, including a few demoralizing days of walking into small stores and asking the owners for handouts.

It's no surprise that many patients who are otherwise sympathetic to the plight of Demoralized, burned-out doctors draw the line at a cash-based care model that excludes them.

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