Sentence examples for bummed at from inspiring English sources

People who are tend to get bummed at this annual reminder.

More than with any hangover, I was truly bummed at myself.

Suddenly, the Britons who were clapping beneath party hats from the Dr. Seuss collection and wearing flags around their bodies like togas, could exit into the dusk, half-delighted at the suspense but bummed at the death of a fairy tale.

I'm both stoked and bummed at the same time.

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She's still bummed at me for almost killing her husband".

"I was kind of bumming at first, but that happens sometimes," Barkley said.

The grandfather in his 60's had made $70 in two hours of bumming at a TA truck stop and said he was broke the next morning.

My sister and I were really bummed, not at the whole lesbian thing, but just at the way it went down.

Ten percent were "relieved that it's likely to miss North America" while 34 percent were "bummed out at missing the fireworks" and 42 percent were "worried... what about the rest of the world?" Some concerned citizens took the opportunity to contemplate our collective plight.

Toward the end of February 2013, the group was getting a bit bummed out at how they were being perceived.