demoralize造句

Rumors of impending sanctions can demoralize.

Constant criticism is enough to demoralize anybody.

Nothing in the world can demoralize people as money does.

Lofty goals often inspire business teams, while they often demoralize engineering teams.

Clearly, one of the objectives is to demoralize the enemy troops in any way they can.

The Soviet Union believes that it can demoralize Western Europe and paralyze us.

They are difficult to understand and frustrate and demoralize those unlucky enough to have to work with them.

" Her gossipy and unscrupulous manner, it said, showed "the shameless manipulation of the plot to demoralize the Venezuelan people.

One reason for that is many “failures” are only temporary setbacks, and if you don’t let them scare you and demoralize you, they can be turned into wins.

Torments ruin his talent while sufferings demoralize him. Though still alive as a man, he is dying or already dead as a writer.

Part pop psychology, part human-resources jargon, the term microinequities puts a name on all the indirect offenses that can demoralize a talented employee.

Beginners are undeniably sensitive, and it is easy to demoralize a first-timer, but we must keep in mind that the state of beginnerhood is never an objective.

When Lee invaded the North, his hope was that he could get far enough in, win a great battle, demoralize the Northern will to fight, and then there would be pressure on Lincoln to stop the war.

Unlike her predecessors, she however refuses to let her boss's impossible demands demoralize her and tries to see the fashion world through Miranda's eyes, keeping her feet still firmly on the ground.