demoralizing in a sentence

• "This place was demoralized, " he said.
• That would require huge battles by a demoralized and humiliated army.
• After years of Depression, the population was impoverished and demoralized.
• He was a senior on the team and he demoralized me.
• "By knocking recycling, he's demoralizing people.
• "It's demoralizing after all these bull markets.
• Albright will take over a bureaucracy that is overstretched and demoralized.
• Despite their coach's compliments, the Huskies were demoralized.
• The rebels have been routing Zaire's demoralized armed forces.
• Disgruntled and demoralized, the military has stayed out of politics.
• It's difficult to see demoralizing in a sentence .
• If the Kings come out demoralized, they'll lose.
• How demoralizing for a modern dad to read this treacle aloud.
• And the psychology of a booby trap is to demoralize you.
• If that drops in, it could end up being demoralizing.
• Their power play was ineffective at best, demoralizing at worst.
• They were dismissive of what they described as a demoralized management.
• Still, all the bad news can be a bit demoralizing.
• There is a police force that is often dispirited and demoralized.
• But none might have been as demoralizing as the Perez deal.
• The " whole purpose of terrorism is to demoralize"