Significats de very demoralizing en anglès

It leads to selfishness, to a laxness in home manners very demoralizing.

It is a very demoralizing position, when one's tastes outgrow one's surroundings.

This is very demoralizing to the miners who opt out of mining to avoid losses.

But it is really, it is really very demoralizing.

This constant depreciation of human dignity and power is very demoralizing in its influence on character.

This to the Anglo-Saxon race seems very demoralizing.

All unsuspected by the older people, he was exerting a very demoralizing influence over the younger boy.

This kind of casuistry is very common and very demoralizing; but it shows how rigid the law is.

It is a very demoralizing thing to tramp along and be rained on, a cold rain at that.

That is one of the consequences of the system, and to that extent I think it is very demoralizing.

It's very demoralizing for protesters.

It was very demoralizing.

And there was a very demoralizing way about their confident attitude that no doubt added much to poor Frazer's distress.

The introduction of wealth, luxuries, and slaves from the new provinces, which followed their capture, soon had a very demoralizing influence upon the people.

The mysterious shots seemed to come from the other side of the ravine, and they naturally had a very demoralizing effect upon the party.

"The life of a bookseller is very demoralizing to the intellect," he went on after a pause.