Kilbane was dejected by his omission but understood.
Helen Skiada, a sales manager at a mobile phone company, was dejected by the smaller than expected turnout.
Her father, Alphonse, who was dejected by the reduction in his wealth and by being forced into exile, died in Bar Harbor, Me., in 1942.
We later learned that Jebril was dejected by Clinton's unwillingness to commit to the no-fly zone and, not wanting to face the press, left the hotel by another exit.
Here was a man who expected to win, saw how it might be possible and was dejected by the failure to close out the match after shaking down the Kiwis.
He is dejected by the pro-administration demonstrations that are being staged on campuses to counteract the antiwar demonstrations, but he and his friends are energized by their mission.
The latter marshalled his forces as if to offer him battle, but perceiving that his soldiers were dejected by reason of the flight of the barbarians, he ventured no opposition at the time, although when night came he attempted to escape somewhere.
She says she's dejected by the lack of progress and alarmed that no steps have been taken to prevent this kind of tragedy from happening again.
Haddock is dejected by Calculus' abduction, but upon learning that police have spotted the kidnapper's car at a port, he and Tintin race there, believing that the abductors seek to board a boat with Calculus and take him abroad.
During the second intermission, the Rangers talked about staying within their system and not being dejected about trailing by one goal.
