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1
But the period after the interval was even
more
dispiriting
for Chelsea.
2
There is nothing
more
dispiriting
to me than absence of sunshine.
3
There can be nothing
more
dispiriting
at this formative moment.
4
Far
more
dispiriting
was the news that reached the Austrian negotiators from the North Sea.
5
That Walker's book appeared before the agreement makes its ongoing relevance all the
more
dispiriting
.
6
But few were
more
dispiriting
than the discovery that Crown Court 12 had become a tourist destination.
7
I used to love walking in cities on Sunday mornings, but it gets more and
more
dispiriting
.
8
This was arguably an even
more
dispiriting
defeat, and home advantage for the French cannot explain that away.
9
Few things could be
more
dispiriting
.
10
When the battalion turned out and formed to march to breakfast a
more
dispiriting
day could not be imagined.
11
It was also
more
dispiriting
.
12
COMMENT One of the
more
dispiriting
things about the protests and riots still raging across the United States is how unsurprising they are.
13
And,
more
dispiriting
still, he took the opportunity of knocking the ashes out of his pipe, and filled it, and lit it again.
14
While losing to Hsieh was surely
more
dispiriting
than losing to her peers, Konta insists she is not suffering from the expectation of others.
15
There is nothing
more
dispiriting
to us in the Irish Diaspora than to find our native country silent when international events call for strong speech.
16
For if South Africa's 38-3 hammering by Ireland at the weekend was not painful enough, this loss felt even
more
dispiriting
.
more
dispiriting
more