Sentence examples similar to crestfallen expressions from inspiring English sources
Seven minutes were played when the captain went down and a crestfallen expression pointed to this being his latest calf problem.
There are even traces in the brilliant BBC3 documentary I Believe in UFOs: Danny Dyer, even though the abiding memory of that is of Dyer's crestfallen expression when – having spent an age attempting to figure out what complex alien machinery it would take to form crop circles – he watches a video of some pranksters clomping around a field with planks on their feet.
Pudgy, 34 and possessed of features that seem to naturally arrange themselves in a crestfallen expression, he has a face that fits his band: Elbow's music is careworn and mature and, up until this year, carried the tang of perennial commercial disappointment.
The crestfallen look on the child's face was heartbreaking.
He looked crestfallen, with an expression that said, "Why does this man tell me he needs to sew draperies at 8 o'clock?" Mr. Musselman had a linguistic example more apropos to aviation.
The boys look crestfallen.
You can get the size right (alone, with a tape measure) and watch the expression on your crestfallen toddlers' faces as they stand before it, baubles dropping from their little hands.
"The year 2017 could be remember by historians as the year of backsliding on freedom of expression, pluralism and human rights," Al-Wasat's crestfallen editor-in-chief, Mansoor Al-Jamri, told me in an e-mail, three weeks after he had to let a hundred and eighty-five staffers go.
But the doleful expression on Bledsoe's face as he met with reporters today made it clear that he is crestfallen to be going back to the bench.
