| - A true warrior understands that you demoralise and weaken before you destroy. | |
| As if anything could demoralise Robert Chiltern! | |
| As the people of Palermo waited anxiously, the Normans used the old tactic of spreading terror to demoralise them. | |
| But the messages that went with the images were intended to demoralise. | |
| Caesar's fortifications worry me and demoralise the army. | |
| - A true warrior understands that you demoralise and weaken before you destroy. | |
| As if anything could demoralise Robert Chiltern! | |
| As the people of Palermo waited anxiously, the Normans used the old tactic of spreading terror to demoralise them. | |
| But the messages that went with the images were intended to demoralise. | |
| Caesar's fortifications worry me and demoralise the army. | |
| I'm not demoralised. | |
| It's awful how easy it is to get demoralised. | |
| Now the crew is deeply demoralised, gentlemen. And I must accept, as every captain must accept, the inevitable and theoretical responsibilty for that. | |
| Oh no, Dr. Watson, that strong soldier has been utterly demoralised by this incident. | |
| So failure means many dead men, families torn apart, and the whole Republican movement demoralised. | |
| - God, that must have been demoralising. | |
| Coming here has been the most demoralising experience of my life. | |
| Get your demoralising display out of sight. | |
| I think it was a demoralising experience and embittering experience for him. | |
| It is so demoralising to the people for whom one sacrifices oneself. | |
| I'm not demoralised. | |
| It's awful how easy it is to get demoralised. | |
| Now the crew is deeply demoralised, gentlemen. And I must accept, as every captain must accept, the inevitable and theoretical responsibilty for that. | |
| Oh no, Dr. Watson, that strong soldier has been utterly demoralised by this incident. | |
| So failure means many dead men, families torn apart, and the whole Republican movement demoralised. | |
| - God, that must have been demoralising. | |
| Coming here has been the most demoralising experience of my life. | |
| Get your demoralising display out of sight. | |
| I think it was a demoralising experience and embittering experience for him. | |
| It is so demoralising to the people for whom one sacrifices oneself. | |
