Sentence examples for bummed him from inspiring English sources
In other words, he might be one of the most acclaimed artists of all time, but being in a family with some high-earning women bummed him out a bit.
Though his soccer team clearly bummed him out, there's definitely something Skarsgard can smile about these days.
Even the cashiers who rang up his transactions seemed to have forgotten how to have an authentic, human interaction and it really bummed him out.
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I'm not sure whether he'd lodged himself in some disturbing drugs hole, where an image of Fred Durst desperately trying to remain relevant was on a constant loop in his brain, or whether the Twitter rumours going round of their permanent break-up had bummed him out really, really hard.
"Poet perv Donne wants God to bum him.
In a prologue to "The Sense of Style," subtitled "A Thinking Person's Guide to Writing in the 21st Century," the brain scientist Steven Pinker explains that he's been reading style manuals of late, and that they bum him out.
By Nathan Heller November 3, 2014 In a prologue to "The Sense of Style," subtitled "A Thinking Person's Guide to Writing in the 21st Century," the brain scientist Steven Pinker explains that he's been reading style manuals of late, and that they bum him out.
That was kind of bumming him out.
I haven't talked to him about it because he hates talking about 9/11, and I don't want to bum him out.
