| "To discourage their use, there will be a levy of 25p on panties. | |
| (Bond) I said a crowd would discourage them. | |
| (With) The film censors in America, like the MPAA, allow excessive violence yet discourage nudity and one of the most beautiful acts of humankind: making {ova. | |
| - But we're trying to get the country to understand that there are other means to discourage the use of drugs, - other than a criminal law, and in this case, | |
| - D'you want to discourage him? | |
| "To discourage their use, there will be a levy of 25p on panties. | |
| (Bond) I said a crowd would discourage them. | |
| (With) The film censors in America, like the MPAA, allow excessive violence yet discourage nudity and one of the most beautiful acts of humankind: making {ova. | |
| - But we're trying to get the country to understand that there are other means to discourage the use of drugs, - other than a criminal law, and in this case, | |
| - D'you want to discourage him? | |
| "the United states remains neutral in all free elections and discourages any manner of external interference." | |
| - It discourages free behavior. | |
| - She discourages proper treatment. | |
| ...movefromasociety that discourages individualism. | |
| A complicated voting system splits the vote and discourages real reform. | |
| "the United states remains neutral in all free elections and discourages any manner of external interference." | |
| - It discourages free behavior. | |
| - She discourages proper treatment. | |
| ...movefromasociety that discourages individualism. | |
| A complicated voting system splits the vote and discourages real reform. | |
| "Every child comes with the message that God is not yet discouraged of us." | |
| "Nose to the grindstone. Don't get discouraged." | |
| "Not just offended but discouraged, at the lack of news from you." | |
| "Now over me is a heaviness of quiet and incompleteness, "and I'm still very discouraged by the feeling of ineptness. | |
| "With enough of this, a man could get discouraged." | |
| "a discouraging word" | |
| (pastor) Carhart's here, it's discouraging, it's frustrating. | |
| - But water is discouraging. | |
| - It's less discouraging. No. | |
| - It's very discouraging! - Yes sir | |
| "Every child comes with the message that God is not yet discouraged of us." | |
| "Nose to the grindstone. Don't get discouraged." | |
| "Not just offended but discouraged, at the lack of news from you." | |
| "Now over me is a heaviness of quiet and incompleteness, "and I'm still very discouraged by the feeling of ineptness. | |
| "With enough of this, a man could get discouraged." | |
| "a discouraging word" | |
| (pastor) Carhart's here, it's discouraging, it's frustrating. | |
| - But water is discouraging. | |
| - It's less discouraging. No. | |
| - It's very discouraging! - Yes sir | |
