Sentence examples for became dejected from inspiring English sources

As the search became frantic and hopeless, he became dejected.

Yaser, a 32-year-old refugee from Syria, said he became dejected when he read about the attack on Facebook.

When she told Weinstein that her new boyfriend was on his way, he became dejected and left.

Disparate Arab fighters who helped Afghan ones evict Soviet forces from Afghanistan in 1989 were initially elated, but became dejected by the ensuing civil war and the failure of violent campaigns in Egypt, Algeria and elsewhere.

I became dejected because I had a fire inside, and no outlet for it.

He "became dejected and left" when she mentioned a fake boyfriend, according to the report. .

Where so many would self-efface, shrink away, become dejected and demoralised, she just keeps placing herself in the one place a working-class woman is never meant to be: centre stage.

Or maybe it was because you were afraid to try and become dejected over not being good enough to "make it immediately?" "It might have been" is a sad commentary to describe a life.

For other reasons people in the government piss them off, they become dejected with the courts, they lose faith in the institution of government they then come to the Freemen movement, and they say, "The Freemen movement doesn't provide me with the level of action that I'm looking for". So they move on, and then they engaged in violent action.

But if a stock price plunges below the option price -- a phenomenon known as being "underwater" -- employees can become dejected, distracted and perhaps even tempted to entertain other job offers, especially if a large portion of the compensation comes in the form of options.

It is easy to become dejected and give up or take a job far below what you deserve.