Sentence examples for deflated spirits from inspiring English sources

Bars were filled on Thursday night with local fans watching the Memphis Tigers, and when they lost to Missouri, the deflated spirits were palpable.

She then endured a four-year victory drought on the L.P.G.A. Tour that deflated her spirits.

At CNN, Jeff Zucker, the network president, has gotten telephone calls of bitter complaint from Jared Kushner about the coverage of his father-in-law, but if the performance of Jake Tapper and others there is any indication, the attempt to intimidate CNN has not deflated any spirits.

It will not be a game for the deflated of spirit.

"When they left, it just kind of deflated the spirit and ego of Winnipeg," said Randy Bachman, 68, a Winnipeg musician best known as one of two front men for Bachman-Turner Overdrive.

If a jumpy and apprehensive visitor ascends those stairs in the hope of getting a shot in the arm in these perplexing times — she has, after all, seen New York through Depression and wartime and bankruptcy and bubble — he is likely to have his spirits deflated and then his heart, oddly, lifted.

If a jumpy and apprehensive visitor ascends those stairs in the hope of getting a shot in the arm in these perplexing times she has, after all, seen New York through Depression and wartime and bankruptcy and bubble he is likely to have his spirits deflated and then his heart, oddly, lifted.

Gala and Short trudged back the way they'd come, their spirits deflated.

Their spirits deflated, the Knicks missed 6 of 8 shots and committed four turnovers while being outscored by 13-4 in overtime.

Or had the war's setbacks deflated the aid spirit in Vienna?

The Spanish spirit deflated as the Americans led by double digits by the end of the first quarter and by 20 with less than three minutes left in the second.