Sentence examples for a bit dejected from inspiring English sources

Salane looks a bit dejected.

Bouchard does look a bit dejected in person.

Still, he felt a bit dejected at skipping such a traditional high school event.

My one certainty is that Labor Day marks a semi-official start to autumn -- another mystery, since that leaves the impending solstice looking a bit dejected.

I hung up the phone, a bit dejected with my lawyer's analysis and unsure of whether I actually wanted to walk into a legal battle.

"Who, me? "No, I tend to enjoy it from the reviewing stand; you know, when the music pass and I see the people enjoying themselves," she said, looking a bit dejected.

The interim logo too feels clunky and just a little bit dejected, the giant penguin with its beak up in the air, facing away from the house that it can never enter but casting an eye over its shoulder just in case something exciting happens.

Instead of laying a carpet or replacing the emptiness with tiled mosaics, the artist uses spray paint and stencils to infuse dejected concrete with a bit of street-art flair.

Although his feed suggests he is pretty happy, satisfied and just a bit tense, he has started to sound dejected.

"I think they spent quite a bit of the meeting telling us how utterly dismayed and dejected they were about his treatment at Crewe.

He cut a forlorn, dejected figure.