Sentence examples for dejected attitude from inspiring English sources

It is no surprise that Barry Bonds's new, dejected attitude coincides with the onset of age and injury.

Perhaps, instead of criticising Hamilton for his dejected attitude, we should compliment him for being so magnificently undistracted by his woes once he finds himself at the wheel of a racing car.

His characters ranged from the ridiculously pretentious, with their elaborate coiffures, widely frogged uniforms, and enormous bosoms and bottoms, to the merely pathetic, whose trailing handkerchiefs expressed their dejected attitudes.

Like Tiepolo, he was able to make the person and the costume assume a homogeneously ludicrous or pathetic bathetic look, with factitious coiffures, wildly frogged uniforms, enormous bosoms and bottoms, and the dejected attitudes of trailing handkerchiefs.

In one generation the Holmbergs from Lund went from being dejected, stigmatized immigrants to being moneyed gentry with snooty Republican attitudes and a strong sense of entitlement.

Impressively dejected stuff.

"I was very dejected".

The fighters were dejected.

They look dejected and demoralised.

"Yeah," said Leonard, sounding dejected.

Yancey didn't seem dejected.