Adjective:

ਨਿਰਾਸ਼ਾਜਨਕ ਨਤੀਜੇ,

dishearteningly's Usage Examples:

that he has no choice but to comply and leave the goods alone, he dishearteningly returns home.

Variety called her performance of "Rehab" at Madison Square Garden dishearteningly leaden.

both the play and the movie leave the viewer at the end somewhat dishearteningly uncertain if anything just seen happened "for real" (in the play or.

completely underwhelmed by the reality of police work, finding it dishearteningly similar to corporate employment.

feelings about a hometown he found both dishearteningly provincial and desolately beautiful.

score for a science fiction movie since Ennio Morricone"s stunning, dishearteningly lambasted Mission to Mars.

He was betrayed by his own brothers and dishearteningly leaves the underworld.

had potential--though it was a potential left unrealized by the dishearteningly flat animation style.

The site"s critical consensus reads, "Beautifully shot but dishearteningly relevant, The Handmaid"s Tale centers its sophomore season tightly.

Jayson Greene of Pitchfork Media called it "a dishearteningly generic and hollow product with no soul or demographic or viewpoint".

is one that has dated most decisively and dishearteningly over the years.

from his art, and tormented feelings about a hometown he found both dishearteningly provincial and desolately beautiful.

Ed Park of The Village Voice said that "Posner"s dishearteningly unsophisticated treatment itself rings false".