Meanings of feel disheartened in English

I feel disheartened, yet more eager every day to find our lost one.

But the young Grants did not feel disheartened.

We should persevere and never feel disheartened.

Never feel disheartened and trust me ever your affectionate, grateful and true brother in the service of the Cause.

However, he tried not to feel disheartened, believing he would succeed in the end, in spite of all opposition.

Never must they feel disheartened.

Persevere, and never feel disheartened.

An ordinary philosopher would feel disheartened, and a common choleric sinner would curse God and die, after such a reception.

Do assure, therefore, your daughter not to feel disheartened, but to confidently endeavour to overcome her domestic sorrows and cares.

As a small business owner it's easy to feel disheartened; with limited marketing budgets, they cannot compete with the big brands.

To His valiant combatants on earth, who at times may feel disheartened, our ever-victorious Commander, 'Abdu'l-Bahá, gives us the following assurance:

She encouraged the female high school students in the public gallery not to feel disheartened by her unsuccessful attempt at the premiership.

Several of the passengers also, had already begun to feel disheartened, and they returned with him to London, and abandoned the enterprise altogether.

I'm very sensitive, and I feel hurt at Mr. Winter's threat of withdrawing his support; but I don't feel disheartened for the work.

I could not help but feel disheartened at the realization that, for most of the remainder of my life, this would be my world.

Dick wiped the elephant slowly and regretfully out, whilst Emmeline felt disheartened.