Sentence examples for bummed by from inspiring English sources

"I was bummed by it," he added.

Krukowski: It's true that I've always been bummed by the T-shirt thing.

"I was kind of bummed by that because we had a good week, too.

At first, I was bummed by all the failure — can you guys please get back to your miraculous ways?

Here, she doesn't sound angry about the boy who let her down, just bummed by her own romantic projections.

IF you are still bummed by the endless 2011 winter and sunless spring, here's a way to put your blues away: Get out into a public garden.

Frankly, I was also bummed out by the halftime "entertainment" by Madonna, a hostile and staccato and metallic production that was about, what?

But instead of being bummed out by humanities horrible past actions, you're bummed out by all the sick parties you missed.

I would feel either ignored or bummed out by it.

I don't get bummed out by them, put it that way.

But at Christmas, sometimes, Santa gets bummed out by the nay-sayers (even though he knows they're good at heart).